Sentence examples for a maximum location from inspiring English sources

A maximum location score is given for an unambiguous association at the lowest geographical location level.

More than 95% of all road sections in the NWB have a maximum location difference of 10 m compared with the true location (Beelen et al. 2007).

For example, it can be imagined that a specific service can be offered to a user if its maximum location error is smaller than a predetermined threshold.

In Figure 10b it can be seen that the maximum location error allowed in order to have a collision ratio lower than 10% is 30 m.

These delay intervals are also modeled by a truncated Pareto distribution p x, given in (9), with mean, maximum, location parameter, and shape parameter (k) values of 6 ms, 12.5 ms, 1.2 ms, and 2.5 ms, respectively.

If a depth of double intensity as demonstrated in Fig. 6(a) is found, this depth is used for replacing the SD maximum location as the EP/LP boundary; otherwise, the depth of SD maximum is assigned as the EP/LP boundary.

To improve the code phase estimation, we use a second-order polynomial model for the correlation peak and find its maximum location.

The center of the large-scale vortex was defined by the maximum location of the smoothed 1-km altitude vorticity.

This appeared brighter in intensity under our microscope on one of these segments (hence, the intensity along the segments did not need to be inverted for maximum location search).

The largest interval and maximum location are in Megabases based on build UMD 3.1 (http://bovinegenome.org/cgi-bin/gbrowse/bovine_UMD31/).

The corresponding alignment is then constructed by, first, tracing back the maximum location in each matrix and, then, tracing back alignments for the 5′ and 3′ ends (i.e. alignment is inferred from each matrix) and combining them (Fig. 3C).