例句與造句

1. Discrete Global Grids are used as the geometric basis for the creation of geospatial data structures.
2. The Open Geospatial Consortium has an Earth reference system standard based on the DERM called a Discrete Global Grid System ( DGGS ).
3. In addition, Averaged ratio between complementary profiles ( AveRaComp ) gives a good evaluation of shape distortions for quadrilateral-shaped Discrete Global Grid.
4. A "'Geodesic Discrete Global Grid System "'( sometimes called simply a geodesic grid ) is formed by recursively sub-dividing a planar or spherical polyhedra.
5. The most common class of Discrete Global Grids are those that place cell center points on longitude / latitude meridians and parallels, or which use the longitude / latitude meridians and parallels to form the boundaries of rectangular cells.
6. It's difficult to find discrete global grid in a sentence. 用discrete global grid造句挺難的
7. For a discussion of Discrete Global Grid Systems featuring "'hexagonal "'and other grids ( including diamond-shaped ), the paper of Sahr " et al . " ( 2003 ) is recommended reading.
8. However, such a pattern does not conform to many of the main criteria for a statistically valid discrete global grid, primarily that the cells'area and shape are not generally similar; this is especially noticeable as the cells are developed towards the poles.
9. While specific instances of these grids have been in use for decades, the terms "'Discrete Global Grids "'and "'Discrete Global Grid Systems "'were coined by researchers at Oregon State University in 1997 to describe the class of all such entities.
10. While specific instances of these grids have been in use for decades, the terms "'Discrete Global Grids "'and "'Discrete Global Grid Systems "'were coined by researchers at Oregon State University in 1997 to describe the class of all such entities.
11. After looking at those sites, I would suggest renaming the article to Discrete global grid or something similar, and eventually expand it to discuss the various types of grids ( triangular, diamond, hexagon aperture 3, hexagon aperture 4 ) .-- Itub 11 : 43, 26 July 2007 ( UTC)