Sentence examples for scaling depth from inspiring English sources

Such pattern are obtained from cortical feature maps (see Fig. 4) by sampling three parameters (scaling, depth, and size) that define patches of lateral coupling in theses maps.

The green line indicates scaled depth and the dashed orange line indicates long-term median depth.

An Alert condition means that the scaled depth over the previous 10 days is between 3% and 50% of the long-term median depth.

A waterhole is Near-Dry when the scaled depth over the previous 10 days is less than 3% of the median depth.

A waterhole is said to be in Good condition when the mean scaled depth over the previous 10 days is greater than the long-term median depth.

Moreover, according to the relationship between the scaled depth (m/J1/3) and the scaled distance of the ballistic ejecta (m/J1/3) found in field experiments (figure 4 in Yokoo et al., 2005), the maximum scaled distance should be 0.2 0.3 m/J1/3 when the scaled depth is <0.002 m/J1/3, which corresponds to near-surface explosions.

Due to the consistent nature of remote sensing data, the bias errors are largely eliminated from influencing the year-to-year variability of scaled depth, making it useful for drought monitoring and early warning applications.

Up-to-date information and historical data (since 1998) on daily rainfall, evaporation, scaled depth and condition of each waterhole is currently being disseminated in near-real time via the internet (http://watermon.tamu.edu).

This model was successful for primary craters and those craters where the dimensions are predominantly controlled by a single explosion (i.e. a relatively larger or shallower scaled depth explosion).

An experimental validation of the main theoretical results highlights the difference between time to collision and scaled depth, and addresses a comparison of time to collision approaches using both dense and sparse motion estimates.

In the absence of contraints on either object motion or surface slant, a narrow field of view constraint has to be assumed to compute time to collision as a scaled depth from first-order image motion measurements.