Sentence examples for a potential distribution from inspiring English sources
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The modeled niche can be translated into a potential distribution area map (Peterson 2011).
"As such it is very likely other publishers will also be looking closely at the Ouya platform as a potential distribution partner".
To identify a potential distribution to consider when modeling a dataset, sample standardized moments can be calculated and plotted as points in either (I) and/or (II) – thus, probability distributions that are "close" to the point estimates can be considered as candidates for probability models.
where P is the pressure, ρ is the fluid density, μ is the dynamic viscosity, and the tensor V is a divergence-free velocity field, i.e., ∇ ⋅ V = 0 subject to the non-slip boundary conditions on the walls, E = E 0 f ( t ) is the externally applied electric field, and ρ e is the electric charge density, which can be expressed by a potential distribution ψ; we have ∇ 2 ψ = − ρ e ε (2).
As a bonus it meant the 1,400 aerial applicator companies could be a potential distribution channel partner.
Values greater than this threshold may be interpreted as reasonable approximation of a species' potential distribution, but the higher a Maxent value, the better the prediction and therefore the climatic suitability for a species.
The simulations show that, for cathodes with a finite electronic conductivity, there is a substantial potential distribution perpendicular to the depth of the electrode depending on the size of the gas holes in the current collector.
Using a bioclimatic model we predict that it has a large potential distribution in South Africa, especially along the southern coast.
The results are based on the line profiles of the regions of near GBs, and the histograms exhibit a positive potential distribution at the GBs as shown in Figures 5(a)–(c) and a negative potential distribution ratio at the IGs as shown in Figures 5(d)–(f).
The role of the floating foils is enforcing a uniform potential distribution along the conical surface of the bushing.
