Sentence examples for locality element from inspiring English sources

(For an outsider's look at the locality element there, Benjamin wrotece-Wells wrote a great piece for New York magazine).

Sample name, locality, element (tooth or bone), age, and haplogroup are specified.

Locality elements in the farming-pastoral ecotone include nine types of dendriform nodes containing 52 free nodes, showing that the heterogeneity of the landscape is relatively high and that locality elements are abundant.

After comparing the spatial distributions of diverse landscape elements, we determined that most elements related to natural landscape are located in the southern section, which presents a mostly pure locality, while elements of cultural landscape are primarily distributed across the central and northern sections, which show a type of constructed locality.

The graph representation performs better than standard graph representations for those cases when the rules of geometric locality and uniform element distribution around nodes are violated.

Additionally, the FR approach exhibits a significant degree of element locality, and is thus able to run efficiently on modern streaming architectures, such as Graphical Processing Units (GPUs).

Digital Britain will guarantee that throughout this migration to regional and national DAB, all stations will retain an element of locality.

However, genetic algorithm based on Prüfer encoding (GAP) does not preserve locality, while changing one element of its vector causes dramatically change in its corresponding tree topology.

Clearly when we infer from a certain measurement made on Albert's system that Niels' system has an element of reality, locality kicks in and guarantees that Niels' system would have had that same element of reality even in the absence of the measurement on Albert's system.

There is indeed a long tradition initiated in the 19th century by psychologists such as Wundt, Titchener and James, which denies "that there can be in a sensation any element of actual locality, any tone as it were which cries to us immediately and without further ado, 'I am here', or 'I am there'" (James, 1890, p. 798).

Nationalism, cultural ethics, and poverty enter this textual(real)ity as discursive elements that reactivate locality.