Sentence examples for data at a distance from inspiring English sources

We have acquired data at a distance of 10 m from a variety of geologic materials using different instrument designs.

Least square fitting for the data at a distance between −100 and 100 km suggests 6.4 ± 1.0 mm/year and 28 ± 10 km for a creeping rate and a locking depth, respectively, but the estimated creeping rate may be an upper bound due to ignoring other deformation sources including interplate coupling along the Nankai Trough.

This chapter provides a comprehensive review of the state-of-the-art surveillance systems for acquiring biometric data at-a-distance in a non-cooperative manner.

Data near the center of the image could be from the sharper-at-a-distance telephoto, and data at the edges could be from the wide.

A data instance x is considered an outlier if there are less than k data instances at a distance, at most D, from x, excluding x itself.

Fig. 4 a The calculated skewness values with the data acquired at a distance of 9 m away from the radar antenna.

It shows the latitude dependence of the perturbed magnetic field amplitude δB averaged over the data at a radial distance range of 4.5 5.5 R S for the noon sector.

Torrent-Moreno et al. [8] investigated the probability of successfully receiving broadcast data at a certain distance from the sender, Zhao et al. [9] proposed a scheme that enables cars or roadside units (RSUs) at an intersection to cache and forward data to improve the reliability of transmissions, and Tonguz et al. [10] designed a scheme that can function in different traffic conditions.

For their research, the astronomers used data from galaxies at a distance of two billion to three billion light-years from Earth.

In this section, the capability of clutter removal is discussed based on the data set acquired at a distance of 6 m from the antenna outdoors.

The empirical variance (γ ^ h ) was calculated as follows: γ ^ h = 1 / 2 Var Z s i - Z s j = 1 2 N h ∑ N h Z s i - Z s j 2 with N h = i, j : s i - s j = h, where s i and s j are the map positions of two SNP markers, Z s i and Z s j are the values of their diversity statistics (He) and N h is the number of paired data (SNP markers) at a distance of h (1 to 10 cM) or less.