Sentence examples for nearest distance from inspiring English sources

Variables with non-linear effect were soil water index, nearest distance between forest patches, mixed forest and coniferous forest cover.

Image-based DE classification involved a nearest distance classifier in the space of LE versus HE attenuation values.

The nearest distance of the electrodes to chamber walls had a similar effect to the RF self-bias.

Usually a spacecraft's orbit is an ellipse with a perigee altitude (nearest distance to Earth) and an apogee altitude (farthest distance from Earth).

This included the nearest distance between forest patches, where areas with more distant patches were related to presence, but areas with less distant patches were not.

The directions of the differences between places of presence and places of absence were as expected for all variables but the nearest distance between forest patches.

The five variables with the highest relative importance (>7%) were soil water index, nearest distance between forest patches, precipitation, maximum temperature in summer, and broad-leaved forest cover.

The differences in nearest distance between forest patches, growing season length, mixed forest and coniferous forest cover between bank vole presence and absence were significant in 11 to 21 replications of the Wilcoxon test.

The predictions are: (1) the maximum surface subsidence within the mining area is 2.14 m, with the maximum settlement point located in the mid-west area of the coalfield, and (2) the nearest distance from the boundary of the surface movement area to the edge of the dam foundation is 35 m.

Given N facilities, calculating the nearest distance for one object requires N calculations.

The ground-truth of our test uses nearest distance to calculate the facility influence.