We developed a spatially explicit indicator (or metric) called Normalized Difference Green-Building Volume (NDGB), derived from remote sensing, that can be used to predict the way people perceive the ESS conveyed by green spaces in cities.
It is clear however that S' compounds 2 types of quantities that share neither an explicit mechanism nor metric, since indels should not be treated in the same way as amino acid replacements matrices in evolutionary models of change.
It does not involve explicit use of a metric tensor, although such a tensor must exist for the method, and an interesting question to ask is whether or not the alignment produced by the metric gives an anisotropic mesh.
The proposed changes make more explicit reference to imperial and metric measures, but in essence have not changed significantly.
On the contrary, the book [3] which will be the basis for the metric case, also provides explicit estimates; these estimates are usually of order (tau ).
They use a utility function as the user-centric metric and introduce an explicit pricing mechanism to mediate between the user-centric and network-centric resource-management problems.
Her affair with Trump a reference point for all future American political sex scandals, argues Watson, not just as a metric for how shocking, explicit, or out of the norm something has to be to warrant popular attention, but because of her successful spin efforts.
Her affair with Trump will serve as a reference point for all future American political sex scandals, argues Watson, not just as a metric for how shocking, explicit, or out of the norm something has to be to warrant popular attention, but because of her successful spin efforts.
The DALY for instance, which is commonly used as a health outcome measure reduces a multidimensional space of mortality, morbidity and explicit social valuations onto a common metric [ 13].
