Sentence examples for unified feature from inspiring English sources

The URA contains three components: (1) unified data model (UDD) including unified B-rep, unified feature and unified mesh; (2) unified data management (UDM) consisting of unified interaction, unified data structure, unified Constructive Solid Geometry (CSG) history and unified interface; (3) unified display and post-processor (UDP) for both design and performance analysis.

Based on an established unified feature modeling scheme, a software modeling framework is proposed to manage the design process of the production tools used for SAGD oil extraction.

To achieve high accuracy in recognizing the signal especially in low-SNR environments, the proposed method in this paper jointly exploits the features of signal in time and frequency domain, which was formulated as a unified feature function.

Xiang et al. investigate multi-source incomplete data for AD and introduce a unified feature learning model to handle block-wise missing data which achieves simultaneous feature-level and source-level selection [72].

This paper introduces a new method of modeling associative engineering relations in a unified feature modeling scheme and elaborates a change propagation algorithm for the information consistency control among multiple applications of product lifecycle stages.

With a focus on the subjects, the feature embedding methods, such as multi-view spectral embedding (MSE) [139] and multi-view local linear embedding (MLLE) [140], have been used to explore the geometric structures of local patches in multiple feature spaces and align the local patches in a unified feature space with maximum preservation of the geometric relationships.

Even more recently, Revonsuo (2003) has urged that phenomenal contents must be situated in the same 'phenomenal space' in order to be unified, adding that, "I am inclined to treat phenomeno-spatiality as the basic unifying feature of human consciousness".

There is one unifying feature present in all of Jewel's songs, and in the story she tells about her own life.

In this article, we will present a new hypothesis about the nature and origin of the DS, proposing that the unifying feature underlying its diverse traits is their shared developmental connection via neural crest cells, the multipotent stem cells that arise in vertebrate embryos from the dorsal part of the neural tube.

The period of the Hopewell culture was followed by relative decline in social cohesion in the northern Mississippi and Ohio valleys, evidenced by the absence of unifying features comparable to the Hopewell in the succeeding generalized Woodland culture.

The above survey of candidate unifying features is far from exhaustive.