Sentence examples for progression distance from inspiring English sources
(10) where d represents the progression distance from stage 1 to stage 2, and D is a constant as defined in Equation (5).
It provides a linear progression of distances from edge points and is used for edge matching to detect moving edges.
Graphs depicting the progression of genetic distance and recombination rate vs. physical distance were calculated for all of the SNPs included in the current PMs and D84 and DRH genetic maps, using the MareyMap package (Rezvoy et al. 2007).
In 1766 Johann Daniel Titius of Germany noted that the then-known planets formed an orderly progression in mean distance from the Sun that could be expressed as a simple mathematical equation.
In 35 hips with postoperative radiographic progression, the average distance was 2.9 mm (range, 0 8.5 mm).
This change was reflected in the Meander index, which describes the angular change in direction of progression relative to distance moved.
In 36 hips without postoperative radiographic progression, the average distance from the tip of the grafted fibula to the subchondral bone of the femoral head was 2.7 mm (range, 0 10 mm).
Segment of residues 689 703 in the I-Tasser model appeared to move towards the hydrophobic core of the lipid bilayer as depicted by steady progression in the distance to both the upper and lower lipid leaflets depicted in Figure 4.
Had we considered longer sentences, it might have been possible to observe greater differences within the FLM and n-gram groups, as the progression of Edit-distance, BLEU and NIST scores in previous Table 1 seems to suggest.
Such species would provide ideal biological models to monitor the biological signatures of an ORD-driven progression over short distances.
To capture a Spanish sensibility, in "Hispania," for example, he wove references to delicate guitar figuration into his otherwise forceful piano writing, and borrowed a flamenco move — gradually speeding up a repeating chord progression — while keeping his distance from this music's traditional harmonies and themes.
