Sentence examples for large area of interest from inspiring English sources

Sensor nodes are spatially distributed across a large area of interest to sense, measure, and gather information and transmit the data to the user.

In any case, the study at hand succeeded in structuring the large area of interest and to give insight into the spatial dimensions of intercontinental power transfer.

Seismic microzonation (the division of large area of interest into small sectors in which a particular seismic or geotechnical parameter is on an average similar everywhere is defined as seismic microzonation) of an area is very much essential for the minimization of the impact of earthquake hazard, prediction of seismic risk and cost effective earthquake engineering.

Being in a polar Low-Earth Orbit (LEO), and with a GPS Total Electron Content TECC) sampling rate of 10 s, FedSat is capable of covering a large area of interest within short period of data sampling period which is very important to obtain realistic electron density profiles of the topside ionosphere and plasmasphere.

Alternatively, total blood flow measurement was possible in a large area of interest covering an area of ~0.6 mm at the optic disk.

In this study, three large areas of interest (600 2400 m2) in Andalusia, Spain, are investigated during an observation period of 2 years.

However, even after combining all the MS lesions of a given characteristic (Gd-enhancing or high signal intensity in T2 and/or FLAIR) in each subject to cover a larger area of interest, the calculated VT and BPND of the combined regions were unrealistically high in some MS lesions and were not robustly obtained (Table  5).

Second, only three sensor locations were used, clearly not enough to ensure that the required assumption of a known distribution of animals with respect to the sensors holds, or to allow reliable extrapolation from density in the vicinity of the sensors to density over a larger area of interest.

24 A large area of recent interest in the dolasetron literature is its safety profile.

This study is of particular interest currently as large areas of upland blanket peat forests without buffer areas in the UK and Ireland are being harvested or scheduled to be harvested in the near future.

Finally, we showed that the proposed large offshore areas of interest would constitute a highly relevant network for all offshore species, with e.g. up to 61% of the Globicephalinae population in the Atlantic French waters being present within these areas.