The phrase "a near range" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used when referring to a distance that is close or nearby, but it is better to specify what is being measured or described.
Example: "The hikers set out to explore a near range of hills that were visible from their campsite."
Alternatives: "a short distance" or "a close range".
Fig. 3 Proposed attractive velocity field representation that explains motion of agents in a near range of interaction.
Each velocity field in a near range of interactions can be described by the set of parameters (xi = [beta,alpha, mathcal {X}_{0}, sigma ]).
By taking the estimations of attractive centers of force generated by agents that behave according to a near range of interaction explained in Section 3.1.
Figure 3 shows the proposed parametric function (vec {G}_{near}(r)) for approximating velocity fields in a near range of interactions over a two-dimensional plane (x,y).
As a moving agent is approaching an attractive center of force, the number N of measurements identified in a near range of interaction will increase as more vectors ([Z_{k text {near})}^{s},U_{k text {near})}^{s}]) are available.
Accordingly, for distinguishing between far and near ranges of interaction, magnitudes of (U_{k}^{s}) are analyzed through consecutive time instants, such that: If (||U_{k}^{s}||_{2}) values decrease continuously in a range of time Δ K switch, the moving agent is assumed to be in a near range of interaction, proposed in Eq. (4).
The offsets measured in range direction between two images are sensitive to the position along the swath (near range a /far range b ), to the topography, as well as to the surface displacement occurred between the two acquisition dates.
Only three patients (16.7%) showed a near normal range of motion of the subtalar joint with an average range of inversion to eversion movement of 96% from normal (range, 95 98%), while the majority of patients (72.3%) showed an average range of motion of 72.2% from normal (range, 63 80%).
Based on this, two motion stages are defined: i) When the agent is near to an attractive center of force (near range of interaction) and ii) When the agent is far from it (far range of interaction).
At 17 months post-operatively there is no evidence of recurrence of pseudarthrosis with a near normal range of movements.
In contrast, over a near similar range of temperatures, ci of Eucalyptus leaves changed only slightly, rising at high and low temperatures (Battaglia et al. 1996).
