Sentence examples for distances consequently from inspiring English sources

This device attenuates the estimation of large distances and amplifies the estimation of short distances; consequently the device helps to regularize the distances over the MST for the message passing procedure.

The predicted distance, consequently, deviates from the ground truth slightly, but at the ending of the road, the errors remain small.

It is due to the fact that substitution of a K+ ion creates more structural distortions in the lattice as a result of decrease in Mn–O bond distance, consequently affecting the DE interaction and thus resulting in increase in Debye frequency.

In a first step, we demonstrate that our vectorial representation of RNA structures and the Euclidian distance in the multidimensional space consequently defined is comparable with the sequence/structure similarities identified by LocARNA a conventional structural clustering method.

Transient oscillations in 1H→13C CP curves have been used in order to determine effective bond distances and, consequently, to detect motion of the polymer chain.

The larger the coordination sphere, the longer the metal ligand distances, and consequently the phosphoryl groups are pushed apart.

This suggests that in general, LD of longer chromosomes will extend for shorter distances and consequently such chromosomes will have lower overall LD than shorter chromosomes.

Hassan et al. [6], for example, stated that 2-D SSD investigation might underestimate or overestimate the available sight distance and consequently lead to safety violation.

The results show that the inclusion of pressure-dependent viscosity effect increases the leave-off distance and consequently the dimensionless exiting sheet thickness in comparison with the case of pressure-independent viscosity.

This model depends on the assumption that intermolecular forces decrease rapidly with distance and consequently help to predict the existence of monolayer coverage of the adsorbate on the outer surface of adsorbent.

Langmuir's model of adsorption depends on the assumption that intermolecular forces decrease rapidly with distance and consequently predicts the existence of monolayer coverage of the adsorbate at the outer surface of the adsorbent.