Sentence examples for scale-dependent concept from inspiring English sources

"Clear water" is a scale-dependent concept, so it is more likely to successfully find the "clear water" from images with smaller scale than that with larger scale data.

This study combined the mobile immobile model (MIM) with an asymptotic dispersivity function of travel distance to embrace the concept of scale-dependent dispersion during solute transport in finite heterogeneous porous media.

Thus, we conclude that the basic concept of mixture skewed scale-dependent distribution, originally developed for ChIP-PET data analysis [ 9, 12], can be applicable to ChIP-seq data.

The problem of defining these concepts in terms of statistical interaction is that statistical interaction is scale-dependent; if two factors act additively on one scale of measurement they will interact, in the statistical sense, on a different scale.

Definitively, perception is scale-dependent.

Scale-dependent wave speed is given.

Zhang, H. & Komvopoulos, K. Scale-dependent nanomechanical behavior and anisotropic friction of nanotextured silicon surfaces.

Pinaud, D. & Weimerskirch, H. Scale-dependent habitat use in a long-ranging central place predator.

Mayor, S. & Rao, M. Rafts: scale-dependent, active lipid organization at the cell surface.

Each scale is a scale-dependent system linked by an explicit multi-scale method.

Spatial patterns of non-indigenous species show scale-dependent properties.