Sentence examples for distribution of movement from inspiring English sources

Assuming that birds select the nearby patch providing highest intake rate caused the model to reproduce all but one pattern, whereas assuming birds select the highest-intake patch over a large radius produced an unrealistic distribution of movement distances.

Figure 4e,f shows the histograms of movement velocities of the two enzymes, and the normality of the distribution of movement velocity was assessed by the normal probability plot as shown in Supplementary Fig. 1A (ChiA) and Supplementary Fig. 1B (ChiB).

In 1996, one team claimed that wandering albatrosses perform Levy walks, which are characterized by a particular distribution of movement lengths that include many short-distance hops and rare long jumps.

It was not designed to explore variations in movement speed as target prevalence is likely to influence the distribution of movement speed and slowing associated with the detection of targets as reported in Experiment 1a.

We empirically confirm this hypothesis noting the skewed frequency distribution of movement distances in the present context by visualising it in Figure 5, where we measure a mean distance for a yellow taxi trip in New York equal to 2.09 kilometers.

We next verified that the distribution of movement end points was close to bivariate Gaussian as found in previous work [33].

Does the CART generalize to the entire distribution of movements?

We exposed 17 new participants to the entire distribution of movements in Subset 1 (grasp-to-pour, N = 128; grasp-to-drink, N = 128), including the 100 representative movements used in Experiment 1.

We therefore concluded that, although estimated on a specific subset of motor solutions, the determinants of intention choice can be generalized over the entire distribution of movements predicting both correct and incorrect choices.

With the same headgear pull, when orthopedic-orthodontic forces were reduced to exclusively orthodontic forces, the distribution of movements was maintained, and the values were reduced by the same proportion.  .

In this paper we test two hypotheses: (a) the presence of LW in the studied population of fallow deer, (b) if a Lévy distribution of movements is detected, whether or not it may represents an adaptive strategy.