Sentence examples for applying the distance from inspiring English sources

As spectral information up to 10000 Hz is available, an improved overall classification on the same database is obtained by applying the distance function to nine frequency ranges and combining the achieved distance-values in fuzzy rules.

In order to verify the effect of applying the distance correction, the initial 3D point cloud and the results after applying the distance correction are shown the in Figure 8b. Figure 7 Mean square error.

By applying the distance, the stego-pixel values and can be found in such that the DCV is replaced with.

The distance transform was first applied to the binary image, and the basic model for applying the distance transform is shown in Figure 7.

Maps of distance from faults and river were prepared by applying the distance command in spatial analyst extension of ArcGIS 10.2 and then classified into ten classes for both factors, respectively (Figs. 10, 11).

The distributions of the gap between neighboring NPs are obtained by applying the distance transform function to the FESEM images, a MATLAB operator that replaces each background pixel value with the distance from the closest NP, considering the local maxima of the obtained map as the half gap value at each point.

To estimate the link rates of the local and the backbone networks, we apply the distance between two nodes using Equation 8 to obtain the RSS first.

For the purpose of our analysis, we apply the distance function approach by Shephard (1970) allowing also for variable returns to scale (VRS) (Banker et al. 1984).

In this section we show how to apply the distance estimation and guided graph exploration to two types of graph queries.

Dunber and Kurbatov (2011) applied the distance function with 6 elements (i.e., Fe, Ca, Ti, Mg, Mn and K) for Antarctic ice samples, which are also used for the tephras reported in this study.

In this work we applied the distance analysis technique for determining which of the 16 dinucleotides display the 10.4 base periodicity in thirteen diverse eukaryotic organisms for which the complete, or at least nearly complete, genome sequences are available.