Sentence examples for dependence on point from inspiring English sources
Metrics derived from the CHM show a higher dependence on point density than metrics derived from the echo-based data model.
It remains unclear for urban forest carbon estimates if metrics derived from processed discrete returns of a crown height model show a higher dependence on point density than metrics derived from the original echo-based LiDAR data as they did for forests in the study by Garcia et al. [56].
It is demonstrated that the cross-order interface mobilities represent the dependence of point and transfer mobilities on the location relative to boundaries and discontinuities.
The rate constant for the reaction between the semiquinone radical and oxygen showed little dependence on the point of attachment of the quinone.
The author wrote many times on the nature of these local representatives, these are distinct in dependence on a point of a manifold.
However, its measured dependence on v2 points to a large non-CME contribution to the correlator.
An attendant dependence on securing points from set-pieces rather than open play contrasted unfavourably with the much more fluid, inventive football practised by lower-budget teams such as Swansea City, West Bromwich Albion, and Norwich City.
Ultimately, this means that Internet access can be quickly distributed to multiple users, lowering dependence on single points of access.
Expansion to the north, south, east and west reflects the board's growing confidence in the hub-and-spoke model, which is seen as a way of reducing Air Malta's dependence on price-sensitive point-to-point traffic.
Averaging over a band of frequencies generally removes most of the interference effects, except for application points close to the far boundary, the remaining dependence on the application point being equivalent to the effects of mode shape coherence.
