Sentence examples for spurious boundaries from inspiring English sources
When these subregions meet, sibling competition starts and spurious boundaries may form.
The boundaries were manually amended where algorithms either failed to identify a boundary or found spurious boundaries.
The authors suggest that the rapidity of such a boundary extension error is advantageous rather than harmful; it shows how the visual system incorporates fleeting views of images with spurious boundaries into a coherent representation of the world around us.
For this penalty method, an asymptotic expansion and numerical tests give an optimal rate of convergence without spurious boundary layer.
Typical pressure-correction schemes perform only one iteration per stage or time step, and suffer from splitting errors that result in spurious numerical boundary layers and a limited order of convergence in time.
High-order reconstructions within boundary cells are crucial for obtaining sensible results and for reducing spurious diffusion near boundaries.
It can be seen from Figure 7(b) that, because of class-boundary uncertainty, many spurious small regions form along the boundaries between real regions, the rugged boundaries and the two peninsulas in particular.
Zero-flux boundary conditions on the border of the square domain are the appropriate ones to avoid spurious results from periodic boundaries or finite size effects.
Tim Jonze Read the article I worked at NME long enough to know that sticking names and boundaries on spurious "scenes" is one of the best ways to piss off artists.
However, by increasing the number of grid points the computational time may increase considerably, while one-dimensional high-resolution difference schemes may generate spurious waves at the boundaries of the domain.
These two practices, however, are not always effective since an increase in accuracy may require larger stencils which may introduce spurious waves at the boundaries of the domain, while by increasing of the resolution of the grid one may increase the computational time.
