Sentence examples for ratio distance from inspiring English sources

To measure the patch-similarity in non-local method effectively, a novel generalized ratio distance based on SAR multiplicative speckle is defined.

The present results show the significant effects of aspect ratio, distance between cracks, inclination angle, crack face boundary conditions, and electrical loading on fracture parameters.

A landscape approach requires consideration of watershed properties such as land use and land use ratio, distance from (nutrient) sources, connectivity to aquatic ecosystems and patch number, area, and density that are compatible with the goals of the restoration.

Based on the concepts of nanocoating processing, seven operating factors including type of nanoparticle, solid ratio, dispersion time, F-binder ratio, distance between nozzle and substrate, spray direction and layer number can be considered.

At the northern (updrift) end, the trapping of littoral drift sediments, aided by a 1.3 × 106 m3 sediment recharge designed to remedy severe gap erosion, lead to the growth of salients into tidal tombolos (effectively changing the X/h ratio (distance offshore/depth) on Pope and Dean's (1986) morphology-existence diagram).

The spatial distributions of estimated coefficients and pseudo t-values of three major explanatory variables (floor area ratio, distance to nearest center business district (CBD) and distance to nearest lake), obtained from GWR analysis, indicated that their relationships of the impact factors with land price are spatially non-stationary.

Ratio distances in relation to A were calculated for linear measures.

This specific internal noise was computed as one-fourth of the median of the absolute log2 (ratio) distances across consecutive probes on the genome.

Guardiola (2004) has published complex measures of spatial accessibility to healthcare which can be classified into four categories [ 23]: provider-to-population ratios, distance to nearest provider, average distance to a set of providers and gravitational models of provider influence.

Guagliardo [ 25] also delineated four categories of spatial accessibility measurements: provider-to-population ratios, distances to the nearest provider, average travel impedance to a provider, and gravity models.

Lagenocarpus rigidus showed a clear reduction in leaf length and in leaf length: width ratio with distance from the forest edge.