Sentence examples for derive distance from inspiring English sources

If the Eddington ratio is known, under several assumptions it is possible to derive distance independent luminosities.

Active landmarks initiate measurements, collect RTT values, and may follow a learning process and derive distance from RTT values.

Also, a conductance matrix can be used directly to derive distance metrics based on random walks (see below).

In this study a number of different approaches have been used to derive distance measures for constructing phylogenetic trees.

The PRE is proportional to r 6 and can be used to derive distance (r) restraints between the Mn2+ and the observed nuclei.

Distance-based method ("Neighbor Joining") was used to derive distance estimate between the isolates and branch assignments were validated using bootstrap.

Deriving distance estimates from hop counts is prone to error, especially in networks with low density.

Here, the solution structure of MNEI was determined on the basis of 1169 nuclear Overhauser enhancement derived distance restraints and 184 dihedral angle restraints obtained from direct measurement of three-bond spin coupling constants.

One exception is the Hipparcos parallax measurement, but the margin of error is as large as the value itself and so the derived distance is likely to be anything from 355-4167pc.

However, derived distance estimates have to be handled with caution, because secondary neighbours are not necessarily unique.

jMOTU does not use multiple sequence alignment, as this can introduce significant error [22], but derives distance data from pairwise NW alignments.