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Fast and Accurate Circle-Circle and Circle-Line 3D Distance Computation
Journal of Graphics Tools, 2002Summary: This paper presents a novel high-precision algorithm for the calculation of the minimal distance between two circles in three dimensions. Contrary to the common approach that mainly utilizes a solution of an eighth-degree polynomial equation, the proposed algorithm is based on directly using the distance function and its derivatives.
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Circling the wagons or opening the circle
Dialog, 2020Abstract“To approach eudaimonia or human flourishing,” Darcia Narvaez writes, “one must have a concept of human nature… a normal baseline.” This article asks: what is the human baseline so that we may develop public policy to suit and advance human and planetary flourishing?
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ZOR Zeitschrift f�r Operations Research Methods and Models of Operations Research, 1989
Summary: We derive algorithms which permit the inspection of plane hole patterns for their position tolerance. The entire hole pattern is measured by a coordinate measuring machine and then is fitted into the nominal pattern in such a way as to minimize the maximum of the distances between the nominal and the actual positions.
W. Bihlmayer, Wilhelm Forst
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Summary: We derive algorithms which permit the inspection of plane hole patterns for their position tolerance. The entire hole pattern is measured by a coordinate measuring machine and then is fitted into the nominal pattern in such a way as to minimize the maximum of the distances between the nominal and the actual positions.
W. Bihlmayer, Wilhelm Forst
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ACM SIGGRAPH 2002 conference abstracts and applications, 2002
Drawing Circle borrows the traditional structure and activities of a life drawing class to explore that structure's potential for digital media. It proposes using the familiar structure of a well-lit model or still life surrounded by easels, within the Studio at SIGGRAPH.
O. Makai Smith, James Stewart
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Drawing Circle borrows the traditional structure and activities of a life drawing class to explore that structure's potential for digital media. It proposes using the familiar structure of a well-lit model or still life surrounded by easels, within the Studio at SIGGRAPH.
O. Makai Smith, James Stewart
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2018
The waiting area was empty, save for one woman wearing sunglasses and a trench coat, like a femme fatale out of some classic holovid. She even had the hat, out of place in a line where passengers had to don pressure helmets now and then. A flash of blonde under the hat brim swept back, disappearing behind her diamond-studded ears.
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The waiting area was empty, save for one woman wearing sunglasses and a trench coat, like a femme fatale out of some classic holovid. She even had the hat, out of place in a line where passengers had to don pressure helmets now and then. A flash of blonde under the hat brim swept back, disappearing behind her diamond-studded ears.
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Random Circles and Fields on Circles.
1986Abstract : The aim is to describe the exact shapes of objects that were meant to be circles or cylinders. The shapes are modeled as random fields whose parameter spaces are the intended shapes. A specific random fields on a true circle is introduced via exponential smoothing of a random noise, on the circle, with stationary and independent increments ...
J. G. Wang, Erhan Cinlar
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ACM Communications in Computer Algebra, 2015
The sphere in 3-space has an innite number of circles through any closed point. The torus has 4 circles through any closed point. Two of these circles are known as Villarceau circles ([0]). We dene a \celestial" to be a real surface with at least 2 real circles through a generic closed point.
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The sphere in 3-space has an innite number of circles through any closed point. The torus has 4 circles through any closed point. Two of these circles are known as Villarceau circles ([0]). We dene a \celestial" to be a real surface with at least 2 real circles through a generic closed point.
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The Mathematical Gazette, 1941
Definition: ABC is a triangle; A′B′C′ is its medial triangle; L, M, N are the feet of the perpendiculars from A, B, C respectively on a straight line, σ 1
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Definition: ABC is a triangle; A′B′C′ is its medial triangle; L, M, N are the feet of the perpendiculars from A, B, C respectively on a straight line, σ 1
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Rolling Circle Replication for Biosensing, Bioimaging, and Biomedicine
Trends in Biotechnology, 2021Shuzhen Yue, Sai Bi
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