The phrase "accumulation distance" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurements, statistics, or data analysis where the concept of distance in relation to accumulation is relevant.
Example: "The accumulation distance of the data points indicates how far they are spread from the mean value."
Alternatives: "cumulative distance" or "aggregate distance".
Thematic maps representing various factors (e.g., slope, aspect, relief, flow accumulation, distance to drainage, soil depth, engineering soil type, landuse, geology, distance to road and extreme one-day rainfall) that are related to landslide activity were generated, using field data and GIS techniques, at a scale of 1 10,000.
More specifically, some models predict that the accumulation of distance uncertainties for light traveling across billions of light years would cause the image quality to degrade so much that the objects would become undetectable.
Plus, the pace of Waymo's accumulation of distance driven is ramping up: It managed to gain 1 million miles between just May and November of this year — it took the company six years to rack up its first million, by comparison.
Importantly, species accumulation with distance was best explained by an exponential curve, emphasizing that β diversity has its strongest effects on increasing the size of the regional species pool over large scales.
Species accumulation with distance or habitat diversity was not well explained by linear-logarithmic relationships, which are suggested to be a better data fit when β diversity is high at small spatial scales and richness is low [2].
Equation (3) is a simple distance accumulation operation with the transition matrix ensuring that transitions between states can only occur if that transition was seen in the original dataset.
The gentle slope in the Tieshan area (approximately 5°) deposited platform marginal oolitic shoals featured by thin vertical accumulation and long-distance lateral migration, thereby forming small-scale and scattered-distribution reservoirs.
A stable tectonic setting is conducive to the preservation of deep tight gas reservoirs, and widely distributed and universally densified reservoirs promote the short-distance accumulation of natural gas and the displacement of pore water.
The corresponding area that a single measurement can represent is dependent on the natural variability of accumulation, thickness decay with distance, measurement spacing, outcrop identification and accessibility.
The horizontal coordinates are arranged according to both mass accumulation rate and the distance from sampling sites to the estuaries and/or lake shoreline.
Distance can act as a surrogate for many environmental variables but the species accumulation models that accumulate species based on inter-location distance emphasize connectivity to the regional species pool.
