Sentence examples for plot extent from inspiring English sources

A number of common LiDAR return height and intensity distribution metrics were calculated (e.g. average return height), in addition to ten indices, with two additional variants, utilized in the surrounding literature which have been used to estimate LAI and fractional cover, were calculated from return heights and intensity, for each plot extent.

The Wildlife Conservation Society, with the Center for International Earth Science Information Network at Columbia University, assembled satellite and land-use data to plot the extent of the global human footprint.

Within this plot the extent of the individual and multiple contiguous gene deletions for the Sakai genome can be seen.

Medieval mapmakers wanted to chart their orientation to the Garden of Eden or Mecca; Mercator wanted to make things easier for sea-faring navigators; and colonialists wanted to plot the extents of their empires.

All this makes Darlington, a marginal Labour seat where the Liberals have high hopes, a counterpart to Bermondsey in plotting the extent to which Labour's standing nationally maybe collapsing.

This effect is illustrated in Figure 1, which plots the extent that the semi-major axis of the liquid metal can be elongated as a function of the required change in normalized surface energy.

Another approach to data mining involves plotting the extent of change in expression with passage.

We plotted the extent of histological regression against the percentage of MHC II-positive tumour cells found in each lesion.

Similar to MHC II, we plotted the extent of histological regression against the percentage of B7-positive tumour cells found in each lesion.

Modification rates are determined by plotting the extent of side chain modification, quantified by mass spectrometry, versus X-ray exposure time.

The y or vertical axis plots the extent to which a given sub-period has positive associations, i.e., given a concept in a sub-period can often be found many times with sentiment associations (positive or negative), the proportion of those instances that are positive.