Sentence examples for cut-off distance from inspiring English sources

For higher pressures density and non-bonded interactions display less sensitivity to cut-off distance.

Second, a simple but efficient clustering method was extended to run without manually setting the cut-off distance and identifying clusters.

The COSMO-SAC predictions can be empirically improved by changing the real space cut-off distance employed in the ab initio calculations.

Initial results indicate improved adhesion with the hydrophobic surface over the hydrophilic, further corroborating van der Waals interactions to be the operative force of adhesion and suggesting a reduced cut-off distance in the van der Waals theory.

Moreover, when pairs only interact within a certain cut-off distance, good SIMD utilization can only be achieved by reordering input and output data, which quickly becomes a limiting factor.

The cut-off distance of 45 Å is represented by the dashed line.

The cut-off distance, r = r c of the Lennard-Jones potential is taken equal to r c = 15 Å.

The user can change the cut-off distance for hydrogen bonds and nearby residues by sliding the corresponding distance cut-off bar.

If the cut-off distance is large enough, such an estimate of interaction energy converges to the theoretical value of E int.

For the i th graphene carbon atom, n random locations are generated in the substrate portion within the cut-off distance from this carbon atom.

As shown in Fig. 3, only the data near the observation stations are presented in color, and the cut-off distance from the stations is 10 km.