Sentence examples for vector known from inspiring English sources
A more general (but also more complex) insertion algorithm permitting insertion of several (possibly multiple) knots into a B-spline knot vector, known as the Oslo algorithm, was developed by Cohen et al.
Clastic sedimentary fill patterns identified on these isochron maps indicate a combined effect of strike-slip and reverse faulting (i.e., tectonic transpression) produced by active right-lateral shear on the CRFZ, which is consistent with the obliquity of the strike of the fault to the interplate slip vector known from GPS studies in onland Trinidad.
Dr. Márcio Nehab, a pediatrician and infectious disease specialist at Fiocruz, a research institute in Rio de Janeiro, told The New York Times: "At the moment we need to be more concerned with the mosquito, the vector known for transmitting the virus".
that is, is the covariance matrix of the estimation error vector, known as the MMSE matrix.
In particular, we let P ( O ) = p ( O ) 1 R p ( O ) T, with p ( O ) ∈ C N o deterministic vector known both at the transmitter and receiver.
But, explicit computation of such a vector, known as the bounded syndrome decoding problem, is proved to be NP-hard for general linear codes.
These expressions are then specialized for seven particular definitions of the rotation vectors known in the literature.
Most image instance retrieval pipelines are based on comparison of vectors known as global image descriptors between a query image and the database images.
This method is designed to project the system to a subspace spanned by a small number of vectors known as 'basis functions'.
where s and y are the sparse and the compressed measurement signals, respectively; Φ is the random measurement matrix having sampled measurement vectors (known as random measurement vectors) as its column vectors and ||s||0 is the ℓ0 norm of s.
For a general tensor matrix, there exist two orthogonal vectors (known as eigenvectors) that represent the directions of the beam's maximal and minimal stiffness.
