Sentence examples for index originated from inspiring English sources

The idea of using numbers extracted from digital images to detect a vegetation index originated in the laboratory of Andrew Richardson, a physiological ecologist at Harvard, Dr. Baldocchi said.

Less than 2% of publications between 1992 and 2001 referenced within the Science Citation Index and the Social Sciences Citation Index originated in low-income countries, and only one-fifth of these were from sub-Saharan Africa (1).

This index originates from crop yield calculations, e.g. grain mass versus total biomass of cereals (Donald 1962).

The data used for the calculation of competition indices originated from Virees 3/4/ 5 and 7 (part), 8 and 9 (part), out of a total of 27 strips (total 44.4 ha).

We present three re-designed metric indexes originating from the above-mentioned ones but utilizing cut-regions instead of ball-regions.

Up to date, several Mediterranean adherence indexes have been proposed in the literature with all of these indexes originating from European countries, and none from the Eastern Mediterranean region.

During the last few decades, many indexes have been proposed to assess adherence to various versions of the MD, with the majority of these indexes originating from countries in Europe, namely Italy, Spain, Greece, Crete and France [ 1].

Shannon indices originate from the field of information theory and are typically used to measure species diversity and richness in ecological studies or information richness in the information sciences [ 15- 17].

In BLG, the negative electron refractive index originates from its anisotropic constant energy band contour16.

In SLG, the negative electron refractive index originates from the existence of a lower Dirac sub-band which has opposite quasiparticle dynamics in comparison with the upper Dirac sub-band15.

Those shares are being phased in, with an estimate of 0.39percentt of the emerging markets index originating from these shares, according to Bloomberg.