Sentences with phrase «numerical systems»

All roles require precision work and an excellent grasp of numerical systems and formulas.

Although indebted to 1970s Serial art of the 1970s and to the use of numerical systems by other artists, Miyajima claims that his work addresses humanist ideas within Buddhist philosophy.

His oeuvre represents a visual exploration of possible numerical systems or mind games based on historical events and dates.

Mel Bochner would join his own interest in numerical systems with the environmental expansiveness of Morris in works like Measurement Room (1969).

The paintings in Sea Legs look like vibrant abstractions but are in fact made up of thousands of dots, methodically applied according to complex numerical systems.

The public is invited to attend the opening on Thursday, September 28th from 6 to 8 p.m. Alfred Jensen: The Number Paintings looks at how the artist used Pythagorean theory, the Mayan Calendar, and other numerical systems as well as Goethe's color theory in his work.

Other artists here who employ mathematical or numerical systems include Peter Lowe, a former member of the 1970s Systems Group founded by Malcolm Hughes and Jeffrey Steele.

Even without a visit, in surveying material available online (the Saturation Point review, an Eagle Gallery website summary, the catalogue with images of the work and an essay by Laurence Noga), I am immediately impressed by Dower's constancy of purpose along with the way that the relatively simple numerical systems she employs have the power to generate their own forms, almost even without the input of an artist.

Eleven earn a strong mark for using either A — F grades, five - star models, or user - friendly numerical systems.

Previous studies have reported remarkable similarities in the performance of non-verbal numerical tasks among humans, apes and monkeys, suggesting the existence of the same basic numerical systems among primates [3], [29], [46], [47], [48].

The Social Insurance Number was introduced in 1964 to provide the Unemployment Insurance program with an improved numerical system for record - keeping.

My hope is that this numerical system will be of growing use of as the number of book reviews piles up in the future.

The glycemic index is a numerical system of measuring how quickly a carbohydrate - containing food turns to glucose (blood sugar).

Mathematicians developed the familiar 10 - digit numerical system, known as the Hindu - Arabic numerals, over the course of centuries.

A new grading system will also be introduced, using a numerical system from 1 - 9 instead of the traditional A-C system.

According to The Independent, students taking their exams this year, which are the first to be graded through a new numerical system opposed to the traditional A * - G, «should expect discrepancies within their results».

Last month it was revealed more than half a million pounds of public money is to be spent on explaining the new numerical system, following widespread confusion over what the changes mean in real terms.

Ms Stacey said the move to a numerical system meant a new grade was being added and that would help examiners distinguish between candidates» performance - especially at the top grades.

Next I'm guessing there will be a series numbered in an alien math rooted in a fictional Kryptonian base - 14 numerical system.»

The two tend to go together when a numerical system is being explored.

I have written before about the highly pleasurable experience of attempting to recover the numerical system that spawned a particular painting or relief, and only sometimes thinking I may have succeeded.

Hence Mario Merz's attachment to Fibonacci's invention of a numerical system that behaves like self - generating patterns in nature (the breeding of rabbits and the structure of shells, for example) and his fondness for the brilliant gaseous light neon gives off once excited by electrons.

The numerical system, now communicated, becomes available to my thought independently of the artwork, as if there were such a thing as a «realm of pure thought».

At the Hammer, one triptych includes a simple black and white photo of a walnut tree, a drawing of the tree transcribed by his numerical system, and another drawing that overlays the previous grid.

In 1922, the British mathematician and physicist Lewis Fry Richardson published a more complete numerical system for weather prediction.

But actually figuring out how to do this for such a complex numerical system is no easy task, and then getting people to agree on what tests to actually use is probably hopeless, and finding resources to fund such an activity is a fantasy.

Meisterline ® ratings offer a simple numerical system for assessing the composition of legal teams, their skill - sets and whether they represent value for money.

Not exact matches

The U.S. federal sentencing process is a point - based system, where the nature of the offences, mitigating factors and other elements are plugged into a sort of mathematical equation to arrive at a numerical «offence level» score.

Since relative rankings do have a permanent and necessary place in every social system, some numerical measures of school accomplishment may still be desirable.

The pyramidal form of the system reflects this numerical progression from apex to base.

Ideal for the vast majority of sectors and applications, not only can this system detect the smallest contaminants, it also collects a huge amount of other vital visual and numerical information, from missing components to defects, incorrect fill levels and product - in - seals.

We believe an interpretive system, such as the Health Star Rating system — which translates the numerical information already available in the nutrition information panel using symbols — is more useful.

Of course, while Kanté and Matic are flourishing despite a numerical disadvantage, they've also been aided by Conte's system.

The closest numerical formation might be the 4 -1-4-1 which we've seen on the odd occasion already this season, but this system used late in the game never seemed to settle onto an obvious shape.

And reforms to the work and study tiers of the Points - Based System have been estimated by government impact assessments to yield reductions in net migration smaller than required if they are to bear a proportionate share of a reduction in net migration large enough to meet the numerical goal.

«It's impressive, considering that current state - of - the - art numerical weather models, such as NOA's Global Forecast System, or the European Centre for Medium - Range Weather Forecasts» operational model, are only skillful up to one to two weeks in advance,» says paper co-author Cory Baggett, a postdoctoral researcher in the Barnes and Maloney labs.

The researchers are now working with other collaborators to benchmark their experimental results against numerical simulations of the plating process in simple model systems.

The researchers are now exploring whether their theoretical findings can be applied in practice to improve numerical simulations of many - body systems.

Historian of science Naomi Oreskes, now at Harvard, first came to my attention 20 years ago, when she and two co-authors argued in Science that «verification and validation of numerical models of natural systems is impossible.»

These scientists and research groups have complementary expertise in numerical analysis, computational science, dynamical systems, statistics, and stochastic processes.

Using a pair of governing equations that assume swarmalators are free to move about, along with numerical simulations, the group found that a swarmalator system settles into one of five states:

The next most common categories were «other professionals, associate professionals and technicians,» including geographic information system support analysts and parliamentary researchers (13.5 %); «business, HR and finance professionals» (13.2 %); «clerical, secretarial and numerical clerk occupations» (11.5 %); «other occupations,» including fundraising interns (11.1 %); and «marketing, PR and sales professionals» (7.6 %).

These attacks centered on the domain name system (DNS), which is the service that translates something like a Stanford email address into a numerical IP address.

[Easy] The Sagan Extraterrestrial Telescopic Instrument has intercepted a mysterious numerical message from an alien civilization in a distant star system.

The foundation's system purports to categorize a food with space - age precision and assign to it a single numerical value that denotes its ultimate healthfulness.The model may not be the perfect tool the nutrition community dreams of, but now that the U.K.is pushing ahead with its plan, this purportedly definitive health index is now affecting the messages about food — and, presumably, the food itself — that kids consume.

Finally, the feedback system provides users with textual and numerical evaluations of buyers and sellers that further establish rapport.

It will take more survey work and more numerical modeling to be able to identify other very young systems like this one.»

Though many species appear to have trivial niches (in terms of total biomass, numerical abundance or relative role in ecosystem metabolism), we should remember that the relative effects of various organisms in biological systems are seldom static, and minor species can sometimes become very important as systems fluctuate.

But recent observations and numerical simulations suggest that eventually — in a few millennia, maybe — the solar system may plow into a cloud of gas and dust a thousand times denser than the space we travel through now.

To test their algorithm, Nemenman and Daniels created an artificial, model solar system by generating numerical trajectories of planets and comets that move around a sun.