The phrase "accumulated distance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measuring total distance traveled or covered over time, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The accumulated distance over the course of the marathon was recorded to analyze the runners' performance."
Alternatives: "total distance" or "cumulative distance".
Figure 3. LCD displaying the accumulated distance statistic.
It makes a classification decision based on accumulated distance between network output and trained pattern.
(d) Box-and-whiskers plots presenting accumulated distance and velocity of 77 HSPCs migration tracks monitored for 45 minutes pre-incubated 1 hour with α-ITGαVβ3 or IgG.
In this context, the accumulated distance decreased when AT-cells were incubated with ITGαVβ3 blocking antibody (60.6 μm ± 49.3 μm) compared to IgG treated cells (86.8 μm ± 65.5 μm; p < 0.01) (Fig. 5c,d).
Photograph: PA I am certain someone has already computed the accumulated distance that will be achieved between now and October by Martin Creed's runners in Tate Britain, in terms of circumnavigations of the planet or trips to the moon, the hours run and the energy expended.
An accumulated distance transformation image is computed from and.
In addition to the real-time navigation and waypoint logging, our device stores the accumulated distances and run times during which a runner used the device to complete a run.
Finally, the accumulated distances are normalized according to the following equation: D_{text{norm}} = frac{D_{text{acc}}}{N_{D}+frac{1}{2}(N_{V}+N_{H})}, (11).
The DTW search result corresponds to the accumulated distances (Dacc) at the last frame of the query, for every frame of the utterance.
Armstrong had little chance to accumulate distance on his bike, a crucial part of his preparation.
To calculate the optimal trajectory across the speech manifold, we perform a simple recursive algorithm to accumulate distance according to the allowable transitions in.
