Sentence examples for solid edges from inspiring English sources

Solid edges represent '0' codeword bits, while dashed lines represent '1' codeword bits.

In this figure, each node denotes a person, the letter (M) stands for (Male), (F) stands for (Female), the solid edges denote assertions of the role (hasChild), and the dashed edges denote assertions of the role (hasSibling).

Accordingly, node v6∈U will get the message from node v2 which is adjacent to node v6 and v7 of U. Node v5 will receive the message from a dominator in U such as v6. Figure 2 An example for ILBS Figure 3 The ranking and broadcast scheduling of shortest path tree T spt (G[U∪C]) consisting of solid edges.

Fig. 18 A path exists from source S 1 to destination D 2; all solid edges have capacity n (for linear deterministic model) or h (for the Gaussian model) and the rest have capacity 0. In order to guarantee a normalized sum rate of α with 1-local view, each source has to transmit at a rate greater than or equal to α n−τ (for the linear deterministic model) or α log(1+|h|2)−τ (for the Gaussian model).

The solid edges indicate the interactions in E T and the dashed edges represent the interactions in E H.

Moreover, the interactions in these clusters are often supported by the GO biological process measure (solid edges, see Supplementary data).

The effects of solid distribution in cell edges on the biaxial buckling strengths of regular hexagonal honeycombs are evaluated and discussed.

President Bush won the I-4 corridor in 2004, but Mr. Obama has made inroads, and recent polls showed him with a solid edge over Mr. McCain statewide.

Riders can use snowboard-like foot straps, and the wall provides a solid edge, like the coping and railing skaters use for balancing, grinding and executing complicated tricks.

Increasing its share to 34percentt gives it a solid edge over its longtime rival British Telecommunications, which holds a 20percentt interest in the mobile unit.

FEA analysis was done using ANSYS 14.5 and solid edge, and Pro-E has been used for geometric modelling.