Sentence examples for a suitable distance of from inspiring English sources

It provides a nice example of quantitative isoperimetric inequality, i.e., an inequality where a suitable distance of a set E from a ball of the same volume is controlled in terms of the difference of the perimeter of E and the perimeter of the ball.

Does she remain unmoving and unresponsive when approached (from a suitable distance of course), or is she alert and moving around?

In contrast, N. virens and P. dumerilii appear to have a suitable distance for the identification of conserved elements via phylogenetic footprinting (Willmann 2007; V.B.Veedin-Rajan, F. Raible, and K.Tessmar-Raible, unpublished results).

A suitable distance to compare geometric descriptors of different random closed sets has been proven to be the (mathcal{N} -distance (see [5, 17]).

Because the target template from the 1st round is a new sequence, we do not know which restriction sites are at a suitable distance for second round amplification, a set of RSD-primers were synthesized, and each was performed with the specific primer for locating the target gene.

Homogeneous single-phase AlN SiCss powders with well-crystallized hexagonal morphologies and a fine particle size of 3 μm can be obtained within a suitable distance range of N2 infiltration.

The parameters can be estimated by minimising a suitable distance between the values of the densities estimated on the sections of the (closed) real sample and the densities estimated on the sections of the simulated germ-grain model.

The first is to define a suitable distance between each pair of vertices which can reflect the probability that they belong to the same community.

Thus we based our parameter estimation technique on the minimization of a suitable distance (the (mathcal{N} -distance) betweeN} -distanceski functionals of the real data and the mean of the simulated data.

"He was intent on maintaining a certain kind of demeanor, a suitable distance between himself and students".

Malquist says: Nothing is the history of the world viewed from a suitable distance.