Sentence examples for distance expressed from inspiring English sources
Though Sirk's style was not yet mature, the film intriguingly anticipates his high Hollywood period with its balance of dramatic excess and aesthetic distance, expressed through a dense weave of shadows and mirrored surfaces.
Intuitively, the query image is identified as the th original images which yields the minimum corresponding distance, expressed as. (11).
Since the start of the operation of a 30 MW, 17 turbine wind park, residents living 500 m and more from the park have reacted strongly to the noise; residents up to 1900 m distance expressed annoyance.
An initial look at Figure 1, where RSSI versus the distance (expressed in m) between all sending and receiving nodes of our building is plotted on a semi-logarithmic scale, confirms the dominance of multipath fading in indoor environments.
For finding W and H, the most frequently used cost functions are the Square Euclidean distance expressed by the Frobenius norm: D F ( X ∥ WH ) = 1 2 ∥ X − WH ∥ F 2 (15).
However, there was a significant effect of maternal (p<0.001) and postnatal (p<0.001) diets on anogenital distance expressed as a percentage of body weight (AG % BW; Table 2).
This distance expresses the degree of similarity between presented input vector and CVs.
The distances between markers mentioned on the map are physical distances expressed in megabases.
The calculated distances, expressed as Tanimoto and Euclidean distances, between each of the two hits and the corresponding actives from the DUD-E dataset are plotted in Fig. 9.
A central aspect of our approach is the distribution of color distances, expressed by Δ E; these distances arise when the reference color spectra of a color chart are compared with corresponding spectra obtained from the measured camera responses of the observed color patches.
We defined eQTL intervals via genetic distances expressed in centimorgans (cM) in order to restrict interval sizes and the number of genes associated with each selected marker.
