Sentence examples for measures a distance from inspiring English sources

The inversion is formulated as the minimization, with respect to the unknown parameters to be identified, of an objective function that measures a distance between the data and the model.

The depth estimator is based on a correlation which measures a distance between mode excitation factors estimated from real and from simulated data (for a set of investigated depths).

This is an expository paper on the theory of gradient flows, and in particular of those PDEs which can be interpreted as gradient flows for the Wasserstein metric on the space of probability measures (a distance induced by optimal transport).

In order to normalize the Theil index to vary between zero and one, we divide it by ln(N .6 It measures a "distance" of the real population and the "ideal" egalitarian state where everyone have the same income.

Our findings are consistent with other reports obtained from biochemical analyses that Dicer uses a 3' end counting rule and measures a distance of ∼22 nt from the 3'-terminus to cleave both strands of RNA, with 1- to 2-nt shifts in the preferred cleavage position [18], [66].

In Houston, Texas a degree of longitude measures a distance of 97 km.

But he believes that for the general public, the idea of having to go out and run, or measure a distance, could be off-putting.

Fig. 4 Measuring a distance on mandibular third molar and IAC by Pi-view STAR program.

Hence, it is assumed that if sensor i measured a distance to sensor j, then sensor j also measured a similar distance with respect to sensor i.

Result of the experimental calibration shows that the system calibrated by this method reaches an accuracy of 0.108 mm when measuring a distance section of 1040 mm.

We measure a distance along the linear fault from the reference point where the linear fault intersects a line connecting the Oshika array with the epicenter.