Sentence examples for length of consecutive from inspiring English sources

A run is a length of consecutive pixels with the same gray-level intensity in a preset direction.

Hence, this vector is sparse, and it is coded by run length encoding (RLE), which stores the length of consecutive 0s.

Histogram of natural multiplicative changes of length of consecutive messages in BBC discussions, defined as m i = L ( P i ) / L ( P i − 1 ), on a logarithmic scale.

The second property mentioned in the above line was very useful in our case since the length of consecutive observations the SUs possessed was varying according to the sensing schedule.

We used run de-clustering to define the clusters, which assumes that the exceedance data points above a given threshold belong to the same cluster if they are separated by fewer than a given number (run length) of consecutive values below the threshold.

Empirical results show that the length of consecutive 0s on the image Ω N−k R P is less than z k defined by begin{array}rcl@ z_{N-k} = frac{m_{N-k} n_{N-k} -m_{N-k+1} n_{N-k+1}}{t_{max}}. end{array} (16).

Computer Aided Geometric Design 15 (9), 879 891] presented a remarkable family of Bézier curves, characterized by a control polygon with constant angle at each vertex and constant ratio between lengths of consecutive edges.

However, little is known about the impact on sleep-related hormones during the daytime after working different lengths of consecutive night shifts.

Their estimates of wear and non-wear time were based on different time lengths of consecutive zeroes, such as 60, 90, 120, 150 and 180 min, in comparison with estimates derived from log sheets.

Lacking Rybarczyk's metrics, Terry Pendleton, the Braves' hitting coach, figured the distance travelled as the length of two consecutive fly balls hit with a fungo bat.

The crimp angle and the length of five consecutive crimps were measured according to Patterson-Kane et al. [Connect. Tissue Res. 36 (1997) 253].