Ninety-six Anabat stations were set up throughout the parks, from which we derived the characteristic spatial scales at which bat activity was associated with wetlands.
By using basic electronic components, they constructed a recurrent neural network and derived the characteristic equations for the network.
For comparison, we derived the characteristic distance at which this envelope is reduced by the same amount: This result suggests that, for ideal cavities with large finesse, the coherence revival fall-off envelope would allow the use of many cavity length offsets before fringe visibility is severely degraded.
We then analyzed the distribution of the three major states and the main EEG frequencies to derive the characteristics of their sleep.
With information on the debris impact time within a given storm, we couple the simulated hurricane wind speeds with the wind tunnel measured time histories of wind induced pressures to derive the characteristics of the pressures experienced by a window after impact.
Section 3 describes the general setup of the satellite communication system and derives the characteristics of the rate-distortion model.
Two methods to derive the characteristics of forwarding and waiting phases: (1) abstract mobility and routing models, and (2) actual simulation data for arbitrary mobility models and geographic delay-tolerant routing protocols.
These features are specific to the user's activity on Yelp website, the social interaction features help us derive the characteristics specific to the user while on the other hand user behavior features allow us to explore the manner in which the user interacts with Yelp's platform.
Recently automated methods of deriving the characteristics of magnetic pulsations in the magnetosphere have been proposed (Balasis et al., 2013), which could be effectively applied to the huge datasets from Swarm to retrieve, in an operational way, new information about our electromagnetic environment.
Our model for deriving the characteristics of a defined turn as a function of speed in equivalent-sized predators and prey predicted that single turns initiated by the prey lead to one of primarily two phenomena: Either the predator cuts the corner, reducing the predator-prey distance benefitting the predator, or it overshoots the corner, increasing the predator-prey distance benefitting the prey.
