The phrase "adjacent points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as mathematics, geography, or any situation where you are discussing points that are next to each other.
Example: "In the graph, the adjacent points represent the values of the function at consecutive intervals."
Alternatives: "neighboring points" or "contiguous points".
This can be used to compute axial current given the voltage at two adjacent points.
(ii) A discrete point-spring model with local springs between adjacent points and non-local springs with distance-decaying stiffness connecting non-adjacent points.
Three factors were considered: inter-electrode distance, distance between adjacent points, and thickness of the glass dielectric barrier.
Differential reaction rates were obtained by performing these transients spatially resolved at two adjacent points in the catalyst.
We could, for example, think of taking adjacent points, averaging them together, and then moving that average along the data sequence.
And if this is convolved with a data sequence, that would correspond to taking five adjacent points and, in effect, averaging them.
So if we thought of the processing involved, if we're forming an output sequence value, we would take three adjacent points and average them.
One way to determine this is by going back to the original definition and finding the value of the function at immediately adjacent points.
Thirdly, we propose an algorithm to classify keywords by using the distances between the adjacent points on the linear regression line.
Dominant types were isolated from adjacent points that covered an area of up to 6.8 m2 of the study plot, and ISSR types were intermingled extensively.
It would however have an impact on the spatial correlation of fine features within the final image as the time taken between adjacent points can be significant and it is possible that the movement of these features could introduce artifacts.
