boundary point

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boundary point

[′bau̇n·drē ‚pȯint]

(mathematics)

In a topological space, a point of a set with the property that every neighborhood of the point contains points of both the set and its complement.

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1) The signs of [OMEGA] at two boundary points in the search segment are opposite; thus, Assumption 2 is verified.

Transient Simulations in Hydropower Stations Based on a Novel Turbine Boundary

Difference between measured and computed values of coordinate that defines position of separatrix boundary point is 4.

Numerical analysis of electric field in three-electrode corona system containing ionized and non-ionized areas

As the Judgment has concluded--correctly, in my view--that the 1952 Santiago Declaration in fact had not declared that the parallel starting at the boundary point on the coast constituted a maritime boundary, it seems reasonable to assume that what the Ecuadorian delegate was referring to in fact was the "principle of delimitation of waters regarding the islands", enshrined in Article 4 of the 1952 Santiago Declaration.

Differend Maritime (Perou c. Chili)

0], and loosening the radius of the neighboring area of boundary points, such that [?

An effective orientation-based method and parameter space discretization for defined object segmentation

Specifically speaking, for the case of density = 5%, the optimal boundary point is [rho] = 0.

QoS prediction for Web services based on similarity-aware slope one collaborative filtering

0] be the point where l exits the spectrum of T; it is clear that it is a boundary point.

Classification of operators with the property: Re[sigma](T) = [sigma](Re T)

took the "knee" of the singular values spectrum in logarithmic scale as the boundary point to pick the principal components out from the noised signal subspace [14].

Energy estimation based TR-MUSIC microwave imaging for extended targets

The stencil (big circles in Figure 1) contains three kinds of points which are the solution nodes, the PDE centres and the boundary points when the stencil intersects the domain boundary.

Solucion bidimensional sin malla de la ecuacion no lineal de conveccion-difusion-reaccion mediante el metodo de Interpolacion Local Hermitica

DELTA]: distance from a boundary point to the estimated center of a droplet

Automated data analysis for consecutive images from droplet combustion experiments

Key statement: A pneumatic tire comprises a tread-reinforcing band made of at least one spirally wound cord, wherein the band cord consists of materially identical high-strength high-modulus organic filaments, and the band cord is formed by first twisting each of the filament bunches, subjecting the first twisted bunches to a dip-and-stretch treatment, and then twisting the treated bunches together, whereby the load-elongation curve of the band cord comprises a low-modulus zone and a high-modulus zone whose boundary point is in an elongation range of from 1 to 7%, and the ratio EH/EL of a nominal elastic modulus EH of the high-modulus zone and a nominal elastic modulus EL of the low-modulus zone is in a range of from 2.

Pneumatic tire

i](x,y) is the i boundary point in Euclidean space defined by x and y coordinates, and [N.

Microwave head imaging for stroke detection

A point to notice when looking at the solutions derived from the model, is that all boundary point solutions provide a lower measure of employment instability, in terms of lower portfolio variance, than that yielded using the model's starting values based on industry structure and growth over the five years to September 2008.

An analysis of diversification strategies in regional Queensland using a two-region, portfolio selection model