Sentence examples for spatial descriptor from inspiring English sources

This paper provides detailed insights into the nature of our spatial descriptor.

The recognition technique is based on subgraph isomorphism and exploits a novel spatial descriptor, based on polar histograms, to represent relations between two stroke primitives.

In this study, various spatial descriptor tools of space syntax are employed to analyze the data of 14 Mamluk examples (1260 1517A.D).

The unexpected and conspicuous second 'mode' of the predicted bimodal predominance of An. coluzzii is a ribbon of coastline bordering the Gulf of Guinea, largely captured by the spatial descriptor, 'distance to coast'.

Responses may slow down when the spatial arrangement of response keys conflicts with the spatial descriptors of the to-be-judged materials, such as a spatially lower response key position to respond to a higher pitch (or a spatially higher key position for a lower pitch) relative to spatially-compatible pairings (e.g., higher key position for higher pitch).

Several statistical spatial descriptors were used to evaluate the goodness of the generated particles' distributions.

The degrees of correspondence between objects present in consecutive frames were calculated using their spatial descriptors and grayscale features.

Spatial descriptors were used to generate sensitivity scenarios to explore the potential effect of management practices on the fate of the pesticides chlorpyrifos, mancozeb, mercaptothion, copper hydroxide, carbendazem, glyphosate and 2-4-D used in citrus crops.

Hence, disturbance exerts an influence on the regional distribution of epiphytes, but a similar amount of variation (20 30%, depending on the used spatial descriptors) could entirely be attributed to the geographic position of the sites, independent from the influence of environmental variables.

Meta-data associated with each of these, including bibliometrics, protocols, equipment, temporal and spatial descriptors, etc.

Forest fragmentation analyses provide vital insights to the potential effects of human disturbances (Hobbs and Yates 2003), through spatial descriptors of landscapes besides social and economic factors.