The phrase "adjacent information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to information that is located next to or near other information, often in a context where spatial or logical proximity is relevant.
Example: "In the report, please ensure that you include the adjacent information that supports your main argument."
Alternatives: "related information" or "nearby information".
A palpable peace hangs over the site – even as construction workers make adjustments to the adjacent information centre.
To overcome the two main limitations of the Criminisi algorithm, namely inaccurate completion order and the inefficiency in searching matching patches, we propose an improved inpainting method for the exemplar-based image inpainting and only use adjacent information of missing regions in Thangka image inpainting.
In the early 1970s, French visitors complained that the portrait of Champollion was smaller than one of Young on an adjacent information panel; English visitors complained that the opposite was true.
The abovementioned conundrum relates to the issue of 'hidden' or adjacent information in biology, a recurring theme in many fields with heterogeneous large datasets.
In addition, the amount of auxiliary data is decreased by employing the adjacent pixels information.
However, the crystal structure did not show how claudin molecules are arranged in the cell membrane to form the backbone of TJ strands and to mediate interactions between adjacent cells, information that is essential to understand how the paracellular channels in TJs function.
We then use adjacent depth information to fill in an edge profile.
Most of the approaches use both spatial (from the current frame) and temporal (from adjacent frames) information to detect the presence of line scratches into the video.
A proper b will reduce noises but not remove adjacent binding information.
Imaging shows the tumor extent and invasion of adjacent structures – information that is critical for surgical planning.
However, use of adjacent marker information can result in over- or under-smoothing, undesirable window boundary specifications, or highly correlated test statistics.
