Sentence examples for symmetry of type from inspiring English sources

Taking into account that 5D0 → 7F0 transition emission line (near 580 nm) is observed in the spectra (Figs. 6 and 7), the symmetry of type II centers may be C2 or Cs [44, 45].

The frequency of symmetry of type V (discrete notch) was 13.9% (in 23 from 166 patients)).

The frequency of symmetry of type I was 15.6% (26/166)).

Thus, we can assume that such Eu3+ ions are just the type II of the luminescence centers, and their local symmetry is lower if comparing to symmetry of the type I centers.

The approach is suitable for object symmetry of any type, that is, for any finite symmetry group.

The statistical difference between the symmetry of the type of suprascapular notch in both sexes was examined using the Chi test.

The idea for shape analysis with object symmetry of any type is to assemble a data set containing copies of each original landmark configuration to which all the transformations in the symmetry group have been applied with the appropriate relabelling, and then to perform a generalized Procrustes fit on this data set.

Analogically, the frequency of symmetry of other types was 34.9% (52 from 149 scapulae with type I), 16.67% (2 from 12 scapulae with type II), 32.26% (10 from 31 scapulae with type IV), and 57.5% (46 from 80 patient with type V).

The two-criteria optimum design problem for thin-walled members with two axes of symmetry (of H-type) subjected to compression and bending is solved.

As the simulation results suggest, the Ueda's method tackles the symmetry of these types of distributions and ignores they are not bell-shaped, thus making the method's sensitivity to outliers quite low (see Fig. 4 for the cases of bimodal distributions, e.g. Beta(.5,.5), and Fig. 3 c for the case of uniform distributions when λ=1).

This can be obtained from formula (2) by taking the limit r B → r A. Also, this result follows from symmetry considerations: a cell of type B if type B is neutral has the same expansion properties as any of the host cells, and the same probability to invade.