The phase angle of the resulting vector decides the direction of translation and the magnitude (|overrightarrow {F}|) of this vector function parameterizes the extent of movement.
We could then be closer to concluding whether there are the same and/or additional variables that affect rate of movement, extent of movement and their relationships to the rates of death and damage.
In an alternate formulation, Ratha et al. [19] use the gradient of a mixture of Gaussian kernels to determine the direction of movement and the extent of movement is determined by the scaled value of the mixture.
By quantifying the extent of movement, density of utilization, and recursive use of rangelands, we found highly diverse mobility patterns and resource-use strategies even within a single study region.
Due to the lack of human decomposition research facilities available in different geographical regions, the extent of movement of human decomposition products from a cadaver into various sedimentary environments, in different climates, has not been able to be studied in detail.
To test the hypothesis that a constricted life space, the extent of movement through the environment covered during daily functioning, is associated with increased risk of incident Alzheimer disease (AD), increased risk of mild cognitive impairment (MCI), and more rapid cognitive decline in older adults.
The aims of this study were to: 1) determine the level of fidelity to individual reef platforms and marine protected areas, 2) examine the extent of movement within a series of closely associated reef platforms, and 3) determine if there are ontogenetic differences in fidelity and movement patterns.
As with zebrafish, the extent of movement varied depending on position.
There is a good correlation between the quantity of uncalcified fibrocartilage at an enthesis and the extent of movement that occurs between tendon/ligament and bone [ 7].
The latter can greatly increase the extent of movement in the case of arthrodesis in individual cases; this is associated with greater stress on the joint [ 3, 11].
