Sentence examples for closely points from inspiring English sources

Daniel Tello, who follows Apple's financials closely, points out that over the past 12 months the iPhone business grew by 52% – but everything else, rolled together, shrank by 3%.

She makes Julia look closely, pointing out the blacker-than-black marks that she says are sore spots.

DBSCAN [40] is a clustering algorithm widely used in data science that aims to group closely related points, and to label those points with few neighbors as noise.

The interpretation of the MCA plots indicates that closely located points are more correlated than are distantly located points.

His deliberations focused, above all, on two closely connected points.

The Compactness measures how closely data points are grouped in a cluster.

Lamarque (1998, 2010) finds evidence of the key contextualist insight, or at least closely related points, in passages from both Shakespeare and Kant.

However, the geochemical data in the study area are non-stationary, because many of the closely located points have values drastically different from each other.

The compressed, closely contact points between CNTs and/or AgNWs can be seen distinctly, and it will be beneficial for strong adhesion, low roughness, and junction resistance.

Well-known measures are often used without a clear insight into their quality and many of them do not appropriately penalize populations with a few distant groups of collocated or closely located points.

It was won, like the closely associated points classification, by Cadel Evans.