Sentence examples for suitable presence from inspiring English sources

We limited model projections to areas where suitability scores were at least as high as the score of the least suitable presence cell.

Derived from Ian McEwan's novel and set in Venice, it is a chilly chamber drama, with Richardson conveying suitable presence as one half of an English couple caught up in a strange erotic imbroglio.

This latter reaction is more probable due to the continuous ingress of Cl− ions via capillary rise in walls, thus generating more green products, making this treatment not suitable in presence of degraded azurite [115].

In contrast, when the target was defined by a conjunction of features, and a salience-based search strategy was therefore not suitable, the presence of the singleton distractor had a static effect on RT, and proximity effects were no longer apparent.

The method is suitable also in presence of other proteins in the sample, if only the target protein is 15N-labelled.

Noise is removed by reducing the dimensionality of the variable space and using robust data pre-treatment methods which are more suitable in the presence of outliers and skewed distributions for process variables.

On the basis of the empirical values of relative bias and relative root mean squared error it was concluded that universal kriging and cokriging were more suitable in the presence of strong spatial autocorrelation of the forest variable, while locally weighted regression and k-nearest neighbors were more suitable when the auxiliary variables were well correlated with the response variable.

The traditional adaptive control methods are not suitable in the presence of unmodeled dynamics.

By considering multiple plane waves in the signal model to describe the direct sound, the method is suitable in the presence of multiple simultaneously active speakers.

There is a critical issue that the proposed residual is not suitable in the presence of censoring, because the observations are not the actual value and the mean and variance of them would be changed.

Differences in occurrence between the two time periods (right panel) with a colour scale ranging from blue for a loss of suitable habitat (90 presences predicted only for the 1980 1992 period) to red for a gain in suitable habitat (90 presences predicted only for the 2003 2009 period).