Second when calculating the intercellular potential, we use a cell's center point to determine if the cell is too far away (as defined by some cutoff value) then skip that cell completely.
Outliers are defined those data that are far away from the main part or trend of a data set (Becker and Gather 1999).
When characterizing the Mediator and RNAPII interaction in vitro a couple of years ago, RNAPII was typically visualized as binding to the Mediator through the previously defined 'Tail' module, which was far away from the formerly identified 'Head' module with which RNAPII should interact.
The workers who worked with dry salt in the vicinity of salt milling plants were defined as "non-brine workers," while those working in brine pans located far away from milling plants were defined as "brine workers".
The average P value is far away from the boundaries defined in [47] for all the tests.
The utilization of this algorithm puts performance far away from BER specifications defined for the standard [8], as it is clearly shown by figure 7 in [15].
When Christendom launched the Crusades, the holy wars that shaped Europe, in the eleventh century, Jews were the paradigmatic enemy inside (the infidel near at hand), and Muslims became the defining enemy outside (the infidel far away).
Our method involves minimizing a sum of products functional which penalizes points of the image far away from the pupil border defined by the candidate curve parameters.
However, delve deeper and one finds that people have a remarkable tendency to define this concern in ways that keep it as far away as possible.
We defined inputs near the peak of the Gaussian profile as on, and those far away from the peak as off.
