Sentence examples for collective distance from inspiring English sources
Posture reconstruction is an inherently redundant problem where the collective distance error between experimental joint centers and simulation joint centers is minimized.
For example, there are routing algorithms that minimize the collective distance the employees need to travel off their commutes home to make the deliveries.
For example, there are routing algorithms that minimize the collective distance the employees need to travel off their commutes home to make the deliveries.
In the second step, we need to aggregate all those individual distances to define the collective distance, that is, the distance of the belief profile to each model of IC.
We need an aggregation function \(D: R^{+n} \rightarrow R^\) that takes the distances between the models of IC and the belief bases \(K_i\) calculated in the first step, and aggregate them into a collective distance.
A minimum curvature fit is a general term that refers to an interpolation in space between an irregularly spaced set of points that minimises the collective distance between the measurement points, whilst still passing through each measurement point.
The multiplayer is great: setting up races against friends is a breeze, and it's incredibly easy to jump into sets of races with and against strangers: the game shepherds you to meeting points and has you doing imaginative things like surpassing a collective distance-target for jumps off the roof of a building.
In their model, players (i.e., vertices) seek to minimize their collective distances to all other players.
a, To bias movement between TM6 relative to that of the receptor bundle, two centre-of-geometry (COG) distance collective variables (CVs) were implemented into fABMACS66.
This tended to reaffirm for Muslims living in Britain that they are under collective suspicion unless they distance themselves publicly from Isis.
All the good things we associate with writing — its use for culture and entertainment and communication and collective memory — were some distance in the future.
