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... cubic parametric curves with a variable shape factor. Ball curve, cubic Bézier curve and cubic Timmer curve are special cases of the ...cubic parametric curve with ... See full document

... of singular points and inflection points, and the (local or global) convexity of parametric curves play very important roles in designing ...the curve is smooth-an assumption ... See full document

... A singular point of a curve is a point on the curve where the tangent line of the curve is not uniquely defined ...a curve 𝑓(𝑥, 𝑦) = 0 is singular if the 𝑥 and 𝑦 partial ... See full document

... random shape, has several times significant changes from the corresponding two dimensional flow field, hence it could be studied in the Euclidean space, by designing an isometric projection of the obstacle and ... See full document

... The analysis of dynamic contrast enhanced data using the classification of the time intensity curve (TIC) shape is widely employed both in its region of interest and pixel by pixel ...TIC ... See full document

... To obtain the Young’s modulus, the curve was fitted with a seven degree polynomial. The inflection point of the elastic part of the curve was found with its second derivative. A one degree polynomial ... See full document

... of shape factor is proposed and studied for various probability distribution families [1][2] ([1] has more background and references, [2] is more ...the shape factor: the global lower bound of ... See full document

... Spectral sensors can be handheld or mounted to trucks, tractor booms, aircraft, or satellites (Jensen, 2007; Thenkabail et al., 2019). Of particular interest is remote sensing with spectral sensors mounted to UAVs, ... See full document

... The purpose of this paper is to explore the existence of inflection points for the commonly known growth functions. These functions are often representing the mean part of non-linear regression models in ... See full document

... Finally, we study the effect of noise on NSAV. When we resample the edges of an object, the original shapes are affected by noise and impairments, generating fluctuations on the boundary. The general method for noise ... See full document

... polynomial curve segments when you want to control their shape in an easy ...Bezier curve and surface have been widely used for geometric ...for parametric interval Bezier curve ... See full document

... or R 3 , and M is an arbitrary d × d matrix, d = 2 or 3. (d) Convex hull property: Since the EH B-spline basis functions for λ = μ = −1, 0, 1 have the properties of non- negativity and partition of unity, the entire EH ... See full document

... All simulations began from the regular shape, as shown in Figure 2. Two changes in geometry were simulated. After preliminary simulation with FEMM, , an intensive magnetic field line, as well as maximum magnetic ... See full document

... corresponding to smooth fibers. Then by taking the closure in B, this can be extended uniquely to a section of B. For a relatively minimal rational elliptic surface B with section, Oguiso and Shioda [9] have shown that M ... See full document

... When k = 0, the curve-face gear can be degenerated into an ideal face gear. A harmonic response is shown by the time history chart and phase diagram (Fig. 10), which is the same as the existing conclusion of face ... See full document

... We now consider the problem of moving control points in order to change the shape of the curve while retaining its convexity properties.. This is formulated as t[r] ... See full document

... graphics, shape matching, and face/object ...problems. Parametric representations are widely used since they allow considerable flexibility for shaping and ...A curve that actually passes through ... See full document

... a curve in Euclidean 3 − space with the Frenet ap- paratus { T, N, B, κ, τ } , where κ and τ represent curvature and torsion of the curve ...a curve whose tangent vector makes a constant angle with a ... See full document

... Apart from the modal verbs, all lexical verbs (in the Present Tense) take –s in the third person singular and –Ø (zero or empty inflection) for the rest persons. It is worth pointing out that –s is ... See full document

... The existence of self-similar isometric immersions has im- plications to the modeling of non-Euclidean elastic sheets. As for the strip with = 1, the solution w 0 2 ( x 1 , x 2 ) is har- monic yet the extension of w 0 2 ... See full document