As D increases, the maximum score distribution concentrates closer and closer to t=1.0, and for large databases containing several million compounds, it is highly likely to find a similarity score very close or equal to 1.0.
While the heightened enforcement has been felt throughout the agricultural communities of upstate New York, the dairy farmers said this pressure had been acute for them because their farms are concentrated close to the border.
"Having everything concentrated close together has a whole number of advantages, such as encouraging communication between people in different disciplines," says Simon Renton, the University and College Union's (UCU) vice-president, higher education, and a UCL history lecturer.
Due to their comparatively small impact radius, direct hazards from phreatic explosions are concentrated close to the crater.
In this case, the estimated coefficients are concentrated close to the actual values of c1,1 and c2,1.
The events of strike-slip faulting are concentrated close to the Butsuzo Tectonic Line (BTL), indicated by the blue dashed ellipse.
In particular, for excitatory networks, blow-up always occurs for initial data concentrated close to the firing potential.
The veins that support the bee wing are concentrated close to the body, resulting in a flexible wingtip that can bounce off obstacles with less wear and tear.
Their study showed that human-caused ignitions were concentrated close to roads, in high road-density areas, and near the WUI.
For both injection currents, the EL was concentrated close to the contact, which may have been due to the high resistivity of the p-GaN.
