Sentence examples for maximum allowed distance from inspiring English sources

In order to take into account this fact, we decreased the maximum allowed distance by a safety coefficient.

Computed LDA-projected iVectors in each slice are clustered based on their cosine distance with a constrained maximum allowed distance between an iVector and a cluster centroid.

With the maximum allowed distance for predictions of 1,000 nucleotides from the reference transcription start sites, the sensitivity of predictors was in the range 32%to56%6%, while the positive predictive value was in the range 79%to93%3%.

The set of constraint 4 states that the traveling distance (time) to a subset A j ∈P for any partition P∈Ω cannot exceed the maximum allowed distance (time).

When pure ethylene glycol (M1) is used as mobile phase for examining migration behaviour of amino acids on silica gel, all amino acids reached the maximum allowed distance, showing RF in the range of 0.92-0.99 0.92-0.99

Ikejemba and Schuur take into account a sense of security based on distance by introducing a parameter D (maximum allowed distance for serving a household from a park), as well as transportation costs, demographical and geographical characteristics.

The simple k-means clustering does not work properly as we have a constraint on both the box capacity and the maximum allowed walking distance.

For each element ij in the D matrix whose value d ij exceeds 450 m (maximum allowed walking distance), the related element in the U matrix (u ij ) is set equal to 0. With this method a new matrix U* is therefore assessed from U and it satisfies the constraint (Eq. 10) on the maximum distance.

The 'radius' (r) of an atom environment is the maximum allowed topological distance between the center atom and any atom in the original structure that is part of the atom environment, and is measured as the number of bonds along the shortest path [55].

Atom environments were generated for radii r = 0 (atom types), r = 1, r = 2, and r = 3, where the topological radius (r) is the maximum allowed topological distance between the center atom and any atom in the original structure that is part of the atom environment, as measured by the number of bonds along the shortest path [55].

The measurement shows the exponential increase in runtime with the maximum allowed edit distance.