Given a fixed focal length and picture taking distance, the resolution (i.e., number of pixels) of a camera determines the smallest size of items that can be precisely located on the camera's image sensor (CMOS or CCD), namely, how small an item can be carried by a pixel on the sensed image.
For example, an angle was defined as the inclination of two straight lines, and a circle was a plane figure consisting of all points that have a fixed distance (radius) from a given centre.
Additionally, the structure of the dynamical space was explored by sampling initial concentrations of internal metabolites given a fixed set of enzyme and inhibitor concentrations and kinetic parameter values, and evaluating the distance between steady states so achieved.
Then, given a fixed block size of the reference genome, the aligned sequences were further partitioned.
Given a fixed aperture width, it is possible to dissociate the true magnitudes of the targets from the target eccentricities by manipulating the viewing distance to the screen.
The displacement moved the subjects hand a fixed distance away from the predicted trajectory using the algorithm of [25].
The most familiar tilings (e.g., by squares or triangles) are periodic: a perfect copy of the tiling can be obtained by translating all of the tiles by a fixed distance in a given direction.
The distribution of amino acid pairs separated by a fixed distance k in a given set of amino acid sequences was established using the simple computer program available from http://lab6.iitp.ru/utils/aapf/.
The magnitude of the overall strength of the interface is given by G IC, while the phase angle ψ describes the ratio between the shear to tensile components acting at a fixed distance to the crack tip.
Fencers are fastened to a platform in their wheelchairs, set a fixed distance apart.
