Sentence examples for predefined radius from inspiring English sources

The routing pipe in VBF is determined by a predefined radius.

Traditional sharing schemes require the definition of a common sharing radius, but the predefined radius cannot fit most problems where design niches are of different sizes.

In their paper they deviate from the traditional assumptions that vehicles can cover any emergency that lies within a predefined radius by taking into account capacity considerations.

We have compared two feature extraction methods, the "traditional" one which sums up the measured intensities I k over the surface of a disk of fixed, predefined radius, and the new method which consists in summing the fit values F k over the surface of a disk of diameter dfit which is different for each feature.

As a consequence of model simplicity, the so defined alert defined is a circle of a predefined radius where a specific alert type may be issued.

All remaining gap spheres exceeding a minimal predefined radius (default is 1.0 Å) are denoted as "final spheres" and used to define surface pockets and cavities (Figure 1). Figure 1 Two-dimensional depiction of the pocket detection process of SURFNET.

The main idea of GIFT here is to select video frames which the camera locations are within a predefined threshold radius r from the query point q.

If the distance is smaller than the predefined pipe radius, the node will forward the packet; otherwise it will discard the packet.

Next to criteria involving the thermal, kinetic, and gravitational binding energy of the gas, as well as the properties of the local velocity field, sink particles are typically inserted at a threshold density and accrete gas within a predefined accretion radius.

The values of and are predefined according to the radius, and now they are integers.

It is computed over all pairs of atoms in the reference structure at a distance closer than a predefined threshold Ro (called inclusion radius), and not belonging to the same residue.