Sentence examples for density of locations from inspiring English sources

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On the other hand, the k-LoCoH method adapts the size of the kernel elements resulting in smaller kernels in regions with a higher density of locations.

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And the drum also rises, twists on its radius, and falls, cylindrically, so that you can vary perspectives and density of location in big outdoor narratives such as Jonathan Kent's spectacular revival in 2011 of Ibsen's forgotten (and still controversial) masterpiece Emperor and Galilean.

By relying on the activity time between successive locations instead of the local density of individual locations, movement-based methods can substantially improve the biological relevance of utilization distribution (UD) estimates (i.e. the relative frequencies with which an animal uses the various areas of its home range, HR).

But in order to level the playing field, the city needs to do more than just collect the required license fee: These street peddlers need to be better regulated in terms of the taxes they contribute and the density of their locations.

Conventional point sampling may miss plumes in groundwater due to an insufficient density of sampling locations.

The density of intermediate locations provides a model of the possible range of the track, similar in intention to the spatial smoothing mechanisms employed in other studies.

In this way, contributions to the UD of the successive relocations distribute preferentially in the local movement direction rather than uniformly in any direction (as occurs in the LKDE method), and the local density of interpolated locations warrants that these contributions are proportional to the times spent per unit length Ti/Li.

The altitude of Fig. 4 shows the density of the locations and is not related with time.

Wue define a radially symmetric probability density function (p.d.f ., giving the probability of observing a labeled cell at a point x, namely (3) (4) Q° x, O, w) is an estimator for the radial density of labeled locations O at a distance ‖ x ‖ from the injection site (taken to be the origin), normalized by the circumference of the circle passing through x.

It includes a 'safety score' for towns and cities created by the service's nine-point audit — which covers the lighting, openness, visibility, security, walk path, crowd and gender diversity and density of each location.

After convergence, we obtain the posterior probability of each SNP being a cluster centre, and we treat this as the posterior density of the location of a putative causal variant, since high values correspond to markers where haplotypes are best separated, suggesting the presence in the region of a variant influencing the risk of the clinical event.

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