Sentence examples for spatial neighbors from inspiring English sources
Sequence and structural features from spatial neighbors: spatially neighboring residues were shown to have positive influence in identification of critical sites in proteins (Pugalenthi et al., 2008b).
The pyramidal representation in the local model for spatial neighbors makes this algorithm efficient.
Every pair of prototypes that pass this test, are detected as spatial neighbors.
In order this to happen, the clusters must be both spatial neighbors and also in the vicinity of each other.
Results from literature imply that the number of spatial neighbors increases exponentially with the dimensionality: α = O(2 d ) [27].
The main feature of this method is that the estimate of a missing value is produced by incorporating similar observed temporal information from the value's nearest spatial neighbors.
The results show that the Mo–Ta, Mo Re and Mo Cr atom pairs all prefer Al Al sites and the spatial neighbor relation of substitution sites almost has no influence on the site preference results.
Li et al. [15] proposed a new algorithm based on angle and distance (GPSR-AD) for solving the problem which GPSR may produce excessive unwanted route hops when spatial neighbor exists in the ad hoc network.
The residue A3, which is the closest sequential and spatial neighbor of the TEMPO tag has a PRE of almost 30 s–1, which corresponds to a distance of about 13 Å.
Investigate the comparative roles and influences of various social network groups including cohesive groups (friends learning and influence), structural equivalent groups (those who share similar role and position in society/community competition and socialization), and spatial groups (neighbors) and socio-cultural groups on three information processing activities.
To get a comprehensive understanding of the social implementation of rainwater harvesting innovation, this study examines the role of various social networks including cohesive groups (friends), structural equivalent groups (individuals who have the same position in society), and spatial groups (neighbors) in three information sharing and processing activities—hearing, observation, and discussion.
