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Fire frequency and fire cycle can be defined in point-based and area-based ways, and the analytical results indicate that the different definitions are interrelated with each other, except the fire number-based fire frequency definition.
For finite-difference schemes, discrete functions are defined in points and.
Since the objective function is often the outcome of a complex simulation or the outcome of a lower level optimization problem, it may also be noisy and not defined in some point.
The objective function is typically discontinuous, non-differentiable, not defined in some points, noisy, and subject to linear and nonlinear relaxable and unrelaxable constraints.
Congruent sets of points have similar shapes defined in terms of point distances and normal deviations.
Straight sections are defined in the geometrical point of view.
They have been typically defined in opposition to point mutations, which are single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and short insertions or deletions (indels).
Bitensor is a mathematical object that is defined in two distinct points of a manifold.
Point can be defined in the same way as point, but with reference to the second user.
The target equilibrium point is an analogous of the focal point defined in a class of piecewise linear diagonal models [34] (see next section).
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