Sentence examples for continuous distance from inspiring English sources

Meliponine bees were also more speciose at forest edge sites than at a distance from forest, their abundance decreased with continuous distance to the nearest forest patch, and their species richness was correlated with the proportion of forest cover surrounding sample sites at scales from 200 to 1200 m.

Assume that (H) preserves a continuous distance on (Y).

The most popular continuous distance metric is the Euclidean distance.

The resistance variables in this first stage are distance splines, which is a much more flexible specification than its competitors (e.g. linear, logarithmic, quadratic) and explains the data clearly better than using continuous distance.

Remark Some writers call a space satisfying Axioms I and II a 'symmetric space' and reserve the term semimetric space for a symmetric space with a continuous distance function (see, e.g., [9]; cf. also [10, 11]).

With these definitions, if X is a semimetric space with a continuous distance function, then U ( p ; r ) is an open set for each p ∈ X and r > 0 and, moreover, X is a Hausdorff topological space [4].

Growth has just meant a continuous distancing from those experiences, even as he writes about them -- and everything else -- more explicitly, the hard-to-decipher parables giving way to a quietly observed naturalism.

Together with Theorem 2.4, this fact yields that if (Y) is paracompact, the groups acting properly and effectively on (Y) by biholomorphisms are exactly the closed subgroups of (mathrm{Bihol}(Y)) that preserve continuous distances on (Y).

No significant correlation was observed between genetic and Euclidean continuous distances and between Euclidean and temporal continuous distances (P >0.05).

Means of genetic, Euclidean and temporal pairwise continuous distances were calculated.

Both categorical distances (0 4, 5 9, 10 19, 20 29, ≥30 km with trend tests) and continuous distances were used as explanatory variables in the analyses.