Sentence examples for distance tolerance from inspiring English sources

The Hausdorff distance between the approximate curve and the exact curve is controlled under the user-specified distance tolerance.

The Hausdorff distance between the projected curve and the original curve is controlled under the user-specified distance tolerance.

For each step in the hunt, you can set a location, the clue that'll lead the way there, and a distance tolerance anywhere from 5 feet to 1000 miles.

where E B ( x, y, t ) is the boundary zone of B x,y,t), and dmax is the distance tolerance between two boundary zones.

Figure 6 (a) Error performance; (b) processing time with the number of multiple restart is constrained to 15, an empirical level at which both the error and missing distance tolerance performances are comparable for both approaches.

The "Training Set" (Dataset S1) is the set of 53 enzymes used previously [77] to train the SVM and to choose values for the distance tolerance parameter ε and the RMSD cutoff in this study (see below).

Distance tolerances of these wireless indoor positioning techniques can be found in [27].

In cases where the missing pairwise distances are the largest distances, the tolerance is lower compared to randomly missing pairwise distances.

Where the missing distances are set with largest distances, the tolerance to the level of missing distances is significantly lower as the error from the furthest node increases the average error.

The fine-tuning of this system is thus complicated: if we make it too restrictive (slight distance of tolerance) it becomes resistant to "parallel roads", but then it will often wrongly report unmatched segments that could easily be properly processed.

The intersite distance matching tolerance was set to 2.0Å.