Sentence examples for rigid distance from inspiring English sources
This learning criterion not only empowers MSNP to extract nonlinear feature through a linear projection, but makes MSNP competitive as well by reason that distribution preservation is more workable and flexible than rigid distance preservation.
Rules based on rigid distances, in which a certain word must occur at a fixed distance from another word, are never found in grammars of human languages.
Methods such as the ratio of rigid distances of any two correct matches [20] are rarely perfect in discarding false matches in retinal images where it is also possible to have mismatches with the same distance ratio.
On the other hand, for such image pairs, methods including the ratio of rigid distances of any two correct matches and the comparison of main orientations of matched pairs [20] produce some incorrect matches or may fail.
For the phase 1 simulations, the rigid motion distance was selected to correspond with fragmentation occurring when the mass vacates the source zone and interacts with the rugged topography on the benches.
The rigid motion distance for Dan3D-Flex was selected to correspond to the location where most of the material had vacated the rupture surface, assuming the likely fragmentation mechanism for this rock avalanche was interaction with rugged topography (De Blasio 2011).
Our findings argue for incorporating a certain degree of flexibility into SEACERs by advising pollen barrier agreements between farmers rather than imposing rigid isolation distances on GM farmers.
They found that the groups can be characterized by elbow joints — more flexible for animals that hunt with little running, and more rigid for the distance runners.
A body is formally regarded as rigid if the distance between any set of two points in it is always constant.
R. Michel conjectured in [129] that simple manifolds are boundary distance rigid, that is d g determines g uniquely up to an isometry which is the identity on the boundary.
A revised view of whisker mechanics, in its role as a transducer, was provided by Kaneko [22], who noted that a flexible whisker has advantages over a rigid whisker for distance discrimination tasks.
