Sentence examples for space terms from inspiring English sources

Such systems are also referred to as PDEs with non-local (in space) terms.

«The question we pose today is finding a sense of proportion which allows the complexity of the world to be preserved in both time and space terms without us getting lost in it», Berque (1995).

The last time it strayed so close was in August 2003, when it came slightly closer at 55.6 million kilometres yes, two million kilometres is considered "slight" in space terms.

I'm sure there are a couple of people probably the ones organizing the events who have some real, vested interested in trying to take the church down, but the vast, vast majority of the folks showing up are only there because they want to be "part of something" and are only interested in the cult because it involves celebrities and funny-sounding space terms made up under the influence of heroin.

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The Fourier spectral space, termed p-space, can be generated by applying field gradients or equivalently by shifting the k-space data in various directions.

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Each map element contained a vector of dimension equal to the dimensionality of the input space, termed model vector.

Long-range electrostatic interactions were calculated using Particle Mesh Ewald method, with a cutoff for the real space term of 1.2 nm.

With this understanding, we believe that the similarities in pharmacological space, termed drug Therapeutic Similarity (TS) and drug Chemical Similarity (CS), are correlated with the relatedness of the targets on the basis of the PPI network in genomic space.

A known complication of peritoneal dialysis is the movement of dialysate into the pleural space, termed hydrothorax.