Sentence examples for as vicinity from inspiring English sources
This study underlines the importance of including local topography, as well as vicinity to the coast, in modelling [O3] and in O3 environmental risk assessments.
A protocol such as Vicinity or Gossple maintains a dynamic implicit social network, i.e. a directed graph linking peers (representing users) with similar interests.
The other difference is that P2P KNN construction protocols such as Vicinity or Gossple are guaranteed to eventually provide an accurate KNN graph while KNN-Descent provides an approximation of the graph.
Concentrations of heavy metals in rain water depend on different factors such as vicinity of sources, the amount of precipitation and direction of air masses (Koulousaris et al. 2009).
The KNN constructed by P2P approaches such as Vicinity or Gossple, and that of KNN-Descent both rely on exactly the same philosophy, a philosophy pioneered by gossip-based algorithms.
The methodology considers the detailed geometry of the artifacts, its support conditions, relative distance from the soil surface, the fundamental frequency of the housing structure as well as relevant seismological data, such as vicinity with active faults and soil type, and provides the critical distance from an active fault within which the artifact could fail.
Using a technology known as "mesh networking", messages can be sent to people within the immediate vicinity, as long as they too have the app installed.
"If you have any questions, please consult the cyberpolice affiliated with the police station in your vicinity as soon as possible".
The material used for the reconstruction is sandstone, coming from quarries in the immediate vicinity, as well as mortar composed on a lime basis with hydraulic additives.
Such an environment may be characterized by very fast relaxation and decoherence, e.g. due to the strong coupling of the two spins of interest to electron spins in their vicinity as well as other nuclei.
The name of Michillimackinac (later abbreviated to Mackinac) was applied generally to the entire vicinity, as well as specifically to the post at St. Ignace.
