Sentence examples for space connection from inspiring English sources
When finally converted back to RGB space, connection lines that connect the three corners of the RGB cube as well as the geometric center of the lines are selected as the new color space.
William Shatner is doing the US version – an obvious choice given the Star Trek star's space connection.
Mr. Taylor's father — identified as Daddy, though his name is Charles — also has a space connection, having worked as a machinist in the Apollo program, a fact the show mentions as often as possible.
(1) Applying brushless machine magnet steel, reducing its thickness while increasing the length, the flow channel's cross-section is increased, with no space connection between the large and the small rotators, and with a cone transition segment from the bearing to the principal axis, the flow is made smoother.
Following Woodhead et al. (2012), the following connectivity rules were used to constrain the model space: Connections can be forward, backward or lateral, but not diagonal, e.g. from left occipital cortex to right ventral occipitotemporal cortex.
It is far bigger (the estate contains 13.1m square feet of office space), connections are better (it is now served by the Jubilee Line, which usually works), and there are even quite good places to feed and water.
In this paper a simple smart structure model is developed based on such nonlinearity to investigate the reconfiguration of a four-bar mechanism through phase space connections.
To improve the image and usage of underground space from the current planning, space connections, within underground and with above ground, must be improved to encourage the use of underground space.
"There's no real constraint on how far in space the connection could go.
Officials are trying to use the clean air, open space and connection to the earth, which brought early environmentalists here in the 1970s, to attract businesses.
Sklar proposes interpreting 'true' acceleration as a primitive quantity not defined in terms of motion relative to anything, be it absolute space, a connection or other bodies.
