Lastly, we employed least-cost path (LCP) analyses integrating our within home-range scale RSF to define movement paths.
We applied a velocity threshold of 0.3 μm/s between successive time points to define movement events.
The occasion was a relaunch of the All Russia Popular Front, a loosely defined movement set up two years ago to assist his return to the presidency and left dormant since then.
For logistical reasons, a uniform "infected premises" risk assessment approach was adopted with clearly defined movement restriction zones similar to that used at the poultry farm outbreak sites [ 16].
Initial starting points are arbitrary, while starting points for subsequent subproblems defining movement from one stationary point to another are along appropriately determined eigendirections, since valleys and ridges are generalized eigenpathways.
In the twilight of his life the writer has ascended from man of letters to spiritual guru, attracting disciples to a vaguely defined movement led by Vladimir Chertkov (Mr. Giamatti).
Declaring himself the "battle-tested leader" of a vaguely defined movement for freedom, he invited Detroit to bask in "a night of absolute redemption, a night of winning".
While you'd expect this to be all grist to the Surrealist mill, by the late 1920s the movement's once anarchic collection of individuals had become a clearly defined movement under the autocratic leadership of poet André Breton.
In this period, British socialism was a small, fledgling and vaguely defined movement, with only a few hundred adherents.
Wolfe, Thompson, Gay Talese, Joan Didion, Truman Capote all were associated with this loosely defined movement that blurred the line between non-fiction and fiction, and made journalism "literary".
