Sentence examples for theoretical form from inspiring English sources

The empirical system devised through mathematical studies by the architect Filippo Brunelleschi was given theoretical form and universal application by Alberti in De pictura.

However, if a hob cutter has helix gashes, the actual cutting faces may deviate from the theoretical form due to generation motion.

But "expression" in this sense, even when accompanied by consciousness, is a mere metaphor from "mental" or "aesthetic expression" which alone really expresses, that is, gives to feeling a theoretical form and converts it into words, song and outward shape.

Are you recording this?" Michael Cumpsty, who plays Heisenberg: "I would say it means you can't know the location and velocity of a particle at the same time, or, to extrapolate, in its theoretical form, as Heisenberg says in the play, of anything," he said.

The functional relationship of the induced dipole moment per unit volume of an infinitely long linear agglomerate aligned perpendicular to the field lies between the theoretical form for an isolated sphere and that for an infinitely long cylinder.

The shape optimization problem can be written as an optimal control problem, then the resulting distributed control problem is expressed in a measure theoretical form, in fact an infinite dimensional linear programming problem.

The theoretical forming limit diagram (FLD) is also applied to analyze and predict the fracture trend of forming tube.

A methodology for predicting coalescence in a flowing foam or froth is included together with some theoretical forms for the coalescence frequency function.

The purpose of this work is to obtain a theoretical forming limit stress diagram (FLSD) and a suitable load path in tube hydroforming.

Nonlinear least-square fits to theoretical forms consisting of a sum of guided vibration modes then give a best-fit value for that wavenumber, a value that correlates well with the known levels of load in the experiments.

This is why so much of Aristotle's ethical writing is given over to an investigation of virtue, both in general and in particular, and extending to both practical and theoretical forms.