Sentence examples for the coordinates of which from inspiring English sources

Every body of work has its points of origin, its logic of personal urgency and cultural impetus, the coordinates of which are often found in an artist's childhood.

The counts are stored in the bins of a two-dimensional computer array, the coordinates of which are given by the amplitudes of the signals from the two detectors.

Positions of the brighter stars can be measured very accurately in the equatorial system (the coordinates of which are called right ascension [α, or RA] and declination [δ, or DEC] and are given for some epoch for example, 1950.0 or, currently, 2000.0).

Each residue position is represented by a sphere, the coordinates of which correspond to the average coordinates of all atoms in the residue.

Both case scenarios consider five active public pumping locations, the coordinates of which (see Fig. 2) have been assigned via a geographical information system.

Thus, clusters of activity were found bilaterally in the occipitotemporal cortex [−45 −78 −3; 45 −78 −3], the coordinates of which are extremely close to those reported for the LOC (see ROI analysis) as well as the adjacent motion sensitive h MT+/V5 complex [65].

Unlike the previous model [ 4], the graph in the present model has a distinct geometrical structure, defined by the coordinates of sites, which can be occupied by cells.

Furthermore, we used the coordinates of HAS, which represent the initial entry point for DCC binding on the X chromosome, as defined by Straub et al. (2013) by the colocalization of MLE and MSL-2 binding sites.

The displacements and electric potential are represented by appropriate polynomials in the radial coordinate, of which the coefficients depends on the thickness coordinate, and are called the generalized displacement functions.

The x and y variables represent the coordinates of the pixel which is being accessed.

The true distribution is then that corresponding to the coordinates of the agent which realized the match.