How to pronounce “lattice” in English

is lattice mathematics.

a lattice world the good news is that there are more kind of choices and options and the like on how this gets

the integer lattice, the grid of points that you get by taking pairs of natural numbers, say, so the upper right quadrant of the integer lattice, yeah?

There's a whole lattice work of assumptions there that build that OS.

is this lattice structure.

This is a lattice structure who's kind of an Olympic style bicycles that have the carbon composite rigging in them.

of the lattice of proteins that gives our tissue it's-- gives our tissues their shape and their stretchiness which is important in things like the major arteries.

this shift towards the lattice comes a shift in what is the measure of success

So all the latticework, and the fine patterns, and what looks like an application of the golden ratio, had the shapes of all these little windows and this nice feel

One crystal is basically a three-dimensional lattice of atoms all lined up in the same orientation.

If I have to weave a lattice it seems more complex, but people literally go by the number of pre ingredients.

So imagine sort of giant lattice-like structures from which we can grow floating kelp forests that have the benefit of sequestering carbon really

But this changes when you start adding defects to the lattice.

You can replace one of the carbon atoms in the lattice with, say, a nitrogen.

The catch is that this dislocation leaves the lattice in such a high-energy mess that the only way that it can keep moving is if there's a second one

these ions will get expelled from the cathode crystal lattice and into the electrolyte.

in that integer lattice, it's a countable infinity.

You can sort of see the hexagonal triangular lattice in there.

going to induce vibrations in the la -- crystal lattice and you can imagine how sensitive that experiment has to be.

The bigger tree rots away and then it leaves this latticework all the way up into the sky.

Now, a pure diamond is just an ordered lattice of carbon atoms, so it doesn't react to magnetic fields in a meaningful way.

Those are dislocations, and they move through the lattice.

It takes energy to break the atomic bonds as the dislocation travels through the lattice.

That takes energy, so the lattice resists it.

And it's about 225 trillion stanzas that are arranged in this lattice.

The lattice of justifications a murder assembles as he builds toward the crime.

So where they meet, their lattices don't line up.

He wanted to examine history through the prism of human networks which is to say lattices of understanding and information and, yes, power, along

But when you bring them together, like inside a diamond lattice, their energy levels shift.

And it's this difference that is crucial when a dislocation tries to glide through the lattice.

Yet somehow, every one of those trees is locked into the exact same crystal lattice.

- That's because when steel cools rapidly, carbon atoms get trapped in the lattice, creating this needle-like microstructure.

Martensite is really hard, but also brittle, since the lattice can no longer absorb energy without fracturing.

Unless they’re really cool-looking, like in this rainbow lattice sunstone.

It's got near the stiffness of a solid part, but because of how this lattice structure is created, a lot of the stresses are translated linearly

As freeze up takes place underneath the ice the gas molecules are too large to fit in the ice lattice, and they're pushed back into the water column.

So even those ZRTP doesn't use any of these advanced public key algorithms like algorithms based on lattices or coding theory,

And Guy is not part of this other group, I'm part of Latticework.

It doesn't absorb any of the light, but if you start adding defects, they disrupt that organized lattice.

I personally find it easier to see photos and watch videos than to read text, because I remember learning how to do a lattice from a cookbook.

And the ultimate molecular driver of arteriosclerosis is this thing at the bottom, in pink, the stiffening of this lattice of proteins called the extracellular

You said you originally thought you were interested in theory, and Mike, you've got a degree in lattice gauge field, right?

- Up until then, physicists had studied networks that were ordered and regular, like crystal lattices.

And of course, if you are a voracious reader and you kind of buy into what Charlie Munger says is the latticework or mental models,

And these legs of mutton, for example, they're simply just, after slaughter, hung up in a latticed house close to the sea called the .

And one way is just take your mutton when it's slaughtered, hang it in these houses that are called hjallur, which are latticed, and letting the very special climate