line convergence on the grid
Explanation:
or
converging lines
or
convergence of lines on the grid
Наверное, в тех зонах сгущения линии более или менее совпадают и сливаются
Это - без контекста
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Another translation version-
Grid Convergence Area,
Or -
Coarse Grid Area
Chapter 5 Systematic Grid Convergence Studies
and the Grid Convergence Index (GCI)
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Background on Grid Convergence Reporting
5.3 Richardson Extrapolation
5.4 A Generalization of Richardson Extrapolation
5.5 Richardson’s Extrapolation for p
5.6 Grid Convergence Index for the Fine Grid Solution
5.7 Grid Convergence Index for the Coarse Grid Solution
5.8 Example GCI Calculation
5.9 Should the Coefficient Be “1” Or “3” Or “1.25”?
5.10 Additional Features of Grid Convergence Studies for Verification of Codes and Calculations
5.11 Conclusion
References for Chapter 5
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More usage of the same term:
grid convergence factor / facteur de convergence de la grille The ratio of the grid convergence angle to the longitude difference. In the Lambert Conical Orthomorphic projection this ratio is constant for all charts based on the same two standard parallels. See also constant of the cone; convergence; grid convergence. 1/3/73 grid coordinate / coordonnйes de carroyage Coordinates of a grid coordinate system to which numbers and letters are assigned for use in designating a point on a gridded map, photograph, or chart. See also coordinates. 1/12/74 grid coordinate system / systиme de carroyage A plane-rectangular coordinate system usually based on, and mathematically adjusted to, a map projection in order that geographic positions (latitudes and longitudes) may be readily transformed into plane coordinates and the computations relating to them may be made by the ordinary method of plane surveying. See also coordinates. 1/3/73 grid interval / intervalle d\'un quadrillage The distance represented between the lines of a grid. 1/3/73 grid magnetic angle / carroyage - dйcligrille - dйclinaison magnйtique du carroyage - dйclinaison magnйtique du quadrillage - variation du carroyage - variation du quadrillage Angular difference in direction between grid north and magnetic north. It is measured east or west from grid north. Also called \"grid variation\"; \"grivation\". See also isogriv. 1/3/73 grid navigation / navigation-grille A method of navigation using a grid overlay for direction reference. See also navigational grid. 1/12/74 grid north / nord de la grille The northerly or zero direction indicated by the grid datum of directional reference. 1/3/73 grid ticks / amorce d\'un quadrillage Small marks on the neatline of a map or chart indicating additional grid reference systems included on that sheet. Grid ticks are sometimes shown on the interior grid lines of some maps for ease of referencing. 1/3/73 grid variation / carroyage - dйcligrille - dйclinaison magnйtique du carroyage - dйclinaison magnйtique du quadrillage - variation du carroyage - variation du quadrillage See grid magnetic angle. 1/3/73 gripper edge / bord d\'entraоnement The edge by which paper or other printing material is drawn into the printing machine. 1/3/73 grivation / carroyage - dйcligrille - dйclinaison magnйtique du carroyage - dйclinaison magnйtique du quadrillage - variation du carroyage - variation du quadrillage See grid magnetic angle. 1/3/73 gross weight / poids total en charge 1. Weight of a vehicle, fully equipped and serviced for operation, including the weight of the fuel, lubricants, coolant, vehicle tools and spares, crew, personal equipment and load. 2. Weight of a container or pallet including freight and binding. See also net weight. 1/3/82 ground alert / alerte au sol That status in which aircraft on the ground/deck are fully serviced and armed, with combat crews in readiness to take off within a specified short period of time (usually 15 minutes) after receipt of a mission order. 1/4/74 ground control / cheminement par triangulation A system of accurate measurements used to determine the distances and directions or differences in elevation between points on the earth. See also control point; field control; traverse. 1/3/73 ground-controlled approach procedure / procйdure d\'approche contrфlйe du sol The technique for talking down, through the use of both surveillance and precision approach radar, an aircraft during its approach so as to place it in a position
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AAP-6(2002)2-G-3 for landing. See also automatic approach and landing. 13/12/99 ground-controlled interception / interception contrфlйe du sol A technique which permits control of friendly aircraft or guided missiles for the purpose of effecting interception. 1/8/73 ground-effect machine / appareil а effet de sol A machine which normally manoeuvres within the zone of the ground effect or on an air cushion. 1/11/94 grounding / mise а la masse The bonding of an equipment case, frame or chassis, to an object or vehicle structure to ensure a common potential. See also bonding; earthing. 1/7/80 ground liaison officer / officier de liaison de l\'armйe de terre An officer especially trained in air reconnaissance and/or offensive air support activities. These officers are normally organized into teams under the control of the appropriate ground force commander to provide liaison to air force and navy units engaged in training and combat operations. See also air liaison officer. 1/3/73 ground liaison section / section de liaison des forces terrestres A ground unit responsible for ground-air liaison under control of the ground headquarters. 1/3/82 ground mine / mine de fond See bottom mine. 1/11/75 ground nadir / nadir au sol The point on the ground vertically beneath the perspective centre of the camera lens. On a true vertical photograph this coincides with the principal point. 1/3/73 ground observer organization / corps d\'observateurs terrestres A corps of ground watchers deployed at suitable points throughout an air defence system to provide visual and aural information of aircraft movements. 1/3/73 ground position / point sol The position on the earth vertically below an aircraft. 1/3/73 ground position indicator / indicateur de position-sol An instrument which determines and displays automatically the ground position of an aircraft. 1/3/73 ground return / йcho de sol The radar reflection from the terrain as displayed and/or recorded as an image. 9/5/2000 ground signal / signal de trafic A visual signal displayed on an aerodrome to give local air traffic rules information to flight crews in the air. See also signal area. 1/3/73 ground speed / vitesse sol The horizontal component of the speed of an aircraft relative to the earth\'s surface. 1/11/75 ground zero / point zйro - surface zйro The point on the surface of the earth at, or vertically below or above, the centre of a planned or actual nuclear detonation. Also called \"surface zero\". See also actual ground zero; desired ground zero. 1/9/81 group of targets / groupe d\'objectifs Two or more targets on which fire is desired simultaneously. A group of targets is designated by a letter/number combination or a nickname. 1/8/76 group rendezvous / point de rendez-vous des forces - rendez-vous des forces See force rendezvous. 1/8/76 guard / йlйment de protection A security element whose primary task is to protect the main force by fighting to gain time, while also observing and reporting information. See also flank guard, screen. 1/3/81 guarded frequency / frйquence gardйeAn enemy frequency used as a source of information, on which jamming is therefore controlled. 9/1/96 guard-ship / bвtiment de garde A ship detailed for a specific duty for the purpose of enabling other ships in company to assume a lower degree of readiness. 1/3/73 guerilla warfare / guйrilla Military and paramilitary operations conducted in enemy held or hostile territory by irregular, predominantly indigenous forces. 1/3/73 guidance coverage / zone de guidage That volume of space in which guidance information (azimuth and/or elevation and/or distance) is provided to aircraft to the specified performance and accuracy. This may be specified either with relation to aerodrome/airstrip geometry, making assumptions about deployment of ground equipment or with relation to the coverage provided by individual ground units. 1/9/81 guidance station equipment / йquipement de guidage au sol The ground-based portion of a missile guidance system necessary to provide guidance during missile flight. 1/3/73 guided missile / missile An unmanned self-propelled vehicle whose trajectory or course, while in flight, is controlled. See also aerodynamic missile; air-to-air guided missile; antiradiation missile; ballistic missile; sea skimmer; surface- to-air guided missile; surface-to-surface guided missile. 1/8/82 guide signs / signal indicateur Signs used to indicate locations, distances, directions, routes, and similar information. 1/3/73 guide specification / spйcification-type Minimum requirements to be used as a basis for the evaluation of a national specification covering a fuel, lubricant or associated product proposed for standardization action. 1/10/84 guinea-pig / cobaye In naval mine warfare, a ship used to determine whether an area can be considered safe from influence mines under certain conditions, or, specifically, to detonate pressure mines. 1/11/75
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AAP-6(2002)2-G-4 gull / leurre flottant In electronic warfare, a floating radar reflector used to simulate a surface target at sea for deceptive purposes. 1/12/73 gun carriage / affыt de canon - affыt A mobile or fixed support for a gun. It sometimes includes the elevating and traversing mechanisms. Also called \"carriage\". 1/3/73 gun direction / direction de tir The distribution and direction of the gun-fire of a ship. 1/3/73 gun empty / piиce videIn artillery and naval fire support, the procedural term used to indicate that a gun is empty as ordered. Also called \"gun clear\".16/07/96 gun-target line / ligne piиce-but An imaginary straight line from gun to target. 2/5/95 gun-type weapon / arme nuclйaire type canon A device in which two or more pieces of fissionable material, each less than a critical mass, are brought together very rapidly so as to form a supercritical mass which can explode as the result of a rapidly expanding fission chain. 1/3/79 gyromagnetic compass / compas gyromagnйtique A directional gyroscope whose azimuth scale is maintained in alignment with the magnetic meridian by a magnetic detector unit. 1/12/79
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Coarse grid area - may be more correct, I don\'t know. Here\'s another reference (pardon me for the length, I am sometimes not sure how much I\'ve managed to copy:)
. On the other hand, we define a smaller grid with a denser spatial sampling in the region where melt-related processes are expected to take place; here we interpolate variables such as temperature, viscosity and matrix velocity from the coarse grid to the fine one and observe variables related to melt dynamics, such as depletion/enrichment, latent heat and melt production. From these variables we can already calculate estimates for crust production by extracting a part of the melt when a certain threshold value (3% in our models) is exceeded. - Grid dimensions were 2500 kmЧ2500 kmЧ660 km/80Ч80Ч50 pts. for the coarse grid and 380 kmЧ380 kmЧ107 km/61Ч61Ч25 pts. for the fine grid.
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