Sentence examples for geographical properties from inspiring English sources

Due to these geographical properties, its climate has a very complex spatio-temporelle feature (Lionello et al. 2006).

The synthetic video metadata generated are of realistic geographical properties (e.g., series of FOVs of mobile videos) which is summarized in Table 1.

Third, it is observed that the geographical properties of images/videos provide meaningful context information for humans to better understand the media content.

Current research in this line mostly focuses on discovery, e.g., designing efficient searching methods by exploiting the geographical properties of sensing devices.

The new move emulates the behavior of human dispatchers and is based on the geographical properties of the real application considered in this paper and depicted in Fig. 3.

Two other studies investigated the association between genetic diversity and geographical properties of accessions in India [ 16, 17].

Among the most important parameters, which may affect the growth and the yield of medicinal plants is their geographical (ecotype) properties.

Geographical place names often form the inspiration for new brands and provided that they are not seen as descriptive of the goods or services on offer, can be protected as trademarks to secure exclusive intellectual property rights.

"Octarine is being counted as 'a mythological concept' under IUPAC rules, which state that elements must be named after 'a mythological concept or character; a mineral, or similar substance; a place or geographical region; a property of the element; or a scientist'.

We have benefitted from ownership of a wide geographical spread of properties which has smoothed the overall impact of the economic crisis".

Data indicated how geographical and soil properties (such as organic matter) may affect pennyroyal growth and yield.