Sentence examples for three dimensional grids from inspiring English sources

The matched or docked objects are represented by three dimensional grids where the value of each grid point depends on its position with regard to the interior, surface or exterior of the object.

In the Introduction, when the authors state "three dimensional grids that will be relevant to navigation in, e.g., bats", they should include a reference to Yartsev et al., 2011, which demonstrates that bats do have grid cell responses, even though they have only been recorded in two dimensional environments so far.

Atmosphir is a gaming platform and engine that allows users to easily create their own levels in a 3D world by painting basic elements into a three dimensional grid.

It uses empirical force field to determine the interaction energy of a particular probe molecule (e.g water) for all points of a regular three dimensional grid in which the target molecule is enclosed.

Returning to the cellular-level human tissue growth example discussed in the introduction, if N is the number of cells, each cell's behavior is boundedly rational, cell density is finite, and the cells exist in three dimensional grid then the model will be O(N) on fixed word size computers.

The overlapping region (a rectangular prism) is divided into a three dimensional grid of cells.

The user defined three dimensional grid must surround the region of interest in the macromolecule, and the ligand was limited to this search space during docking.

A three dimensional grid was generated with center around the critical residues of TACE, which involve Gly 348, Val 349, His 405, His 409 and His 415 (His residues coordinate with the zinc atom present in the protein molecule).

The key advantage of this approach is that by utilizing the nonlinear absorption a three dimensional grid of highly localized point and line defects can be written in clear fused silica substrates.

Fernandes et al. [ 17] sequenced from two dimensional grids.

Similar considerations apply to both the one dimensional and two dimensional grids.