Sentence examples for proximity terms from inspiring English sources

Each model contains the edges term and some subset, including the empty set, of the memory and proximity terms, at both the one and five year intervals.

Comparing to the "just memory" models allows us to identify the contribution of adding the indirect network proximity terms to the forecasting model.

A single best performing proximity measure need not be selected, a feature which provides considerable flexibility in the proximity terms to include.

The memory term and each of the proximity terms is (a) included computed on the one year training interval, (b) included computed on the five year training interval, and (c) excluded from the model.

Moreover, the adjacent buildings are coupled through the underlying soil, and the response of each building affects the other because they are located in near proximity, termed the "structure soil structure interaction" or "SSSI" effect.

A limiting proximity term of 1/n was included to ensure reasonable behavior for closely-spaced compounds where dt, i approaches 0; this works well when the descriptors have been autoscaled in some way before use.

In the second pass, the matching costs for different pixels are aggregated along the estimated disparity plane orientations using adaptive support weights, where the support weights of neighboring pixels are calculated using a combination of four terms: a spatial proximity term, a color similarity term, a disparity similarity term, and an occlusion handling term.

Time spent in each chamber and time spent in close proximity (termed as time in close interaction) to the wire cup were calculated using automated Anymaze software (Stoelting Anymaze).

This problem prompted us to revisit a technique for discovering RNA tertiary proximities termed Multiplexed OH (hydroxyl radical) Cleavage Analysis (MOHCA) (Das et al., 2008), which reports on the cleavage of nucleotides by hydroxyl radicals generated at sources 10 30 Å away that are tethered to other nucleotides.

BW: Other than my contact with Richard Freeman, who was my point of contact with the medical team, because of his proximity in terms of him being based in Manchester, covering BC and Sky, I don't know.

Cognitive proximity in terms of a shared knowledge base is necessary for actors in order to communicate, understand, and process new information (Boschma, 2005).