Sentence examples for respect to a source from inspiring English sources

Ma et al. [23] proposed a method to compute the conditional probability that a destination node has hop-count h with respect to a source node given that the distance between the source and the destination is d.

The topological diameter of a quartet tree q with respect to a source tree t (denoted diam t q)) is the maximum of its leaf-to-leaf topological distances within t.

In general, warnings are issued with respect to a given source code line in which the tool detects any possible fault with respect to its supported rules.

Moreover the gain in flux and brightness with respect to a conventional source of the infrared radiation are calculated and discussed.

The potential ramifications of each source of uncertainty should be addressed and some crude classification or categorization approaches could be developed (e.g., low, intermediate, or high uncertainty) with respect to a given source.

Although much research on cell reprogramming with respect to a cell source for regenerating organs has focused on urodele amphibians and zebrafish, we focused on multipotent cells generated from fully differentiated cells, such as GCs and adipocytes in mammals.

In order to identify the pollutant sources that contribute to PM10 concentrations and try to distinguish the contribution of local sources, such as vehicular traffic, as respect to "a common regional source" (that is re-suspended matter, dust intrusions, calcium carbonate source), APCS model has been applied to the data collected.

To provide for the validation of a star schema with respect to a relation data source, we also have defined transformation rules of relational schemas into Prolog.

This novel application of sediment core data constructs a landscape model and allows for a visualization of contaminant deposition with respect to a point major source in both space and time.

The IMS was spectrally calibrated with respect to a standard light source (Ocean optics, PN: LS-1-CAL-INT) before the experiment.

Boethius's second type of equivocation is 'analogia' in the Greek sense, and the standard example was the word 'principium' (principle or origin), which was said to apply to unity with respect to number and to point with respect to a line, or to both the source of a river and the heart of an animal.