Sentence examples for unique distance from inspiring English sources

"I mean the fact that it is a unique distance, this to me is what it's all about," Motion said.

Above the threshold, each received power corresponds to the unique distance, which makes this model reliable for our scenario.

Wolf et al. [47] proposed a similar scheme as [46], called three-patch LBP (TP-LBP) and four-patch LBP (FP-LBP), which involves a unique distance function to compare local blocks (patches), instead of a single pixel as in [21] or average intensity as in [46].

Simulation results showed that this can effectively mitigate the need for classical MDS in cases where the condition, that each node has a minimum of unique distance measurements to nodes that satisfies the same condition, is met, where is the total number of dimensions.

If one aggregate is in a fixed position and another one is located somewhere vertically under it, there should be a unique distance ("effective range") between them so that if they are closer than it, the lower aggregate would attach to higher one by magnetic forces.

In order to further investigate the frequency of such tied distances, the number of unique distance values in a distance matrix computed for a dataset was determined.

The average PIP2 headgroup orientation of 45° relative to the bilayer normal induces a unique, distance-dependent organization of the lipids that surround PIP2.

When calculating the final SNR, we average over distance via (frac {1}{N} sum _{i=1}^{N} text {SNR}(d_{i})), where N is the number of unique distances.

The number of unique distances were counted in the distance matrices produced from each alignment, and the mean number of unique distances for each family and number of sequences are presented in Fig. 2. The number of unique distances generated by Mafft is considerably higher than for the other alignment programs.

As can be seen, the pattern of unique distances in the datasets follows but is lower than the theoretical maxima.

The lower plots in Fig.  3 shows the maximum number of sequences that can be aligned without duplicate distance measures, derived from these maximum numbers of unique distances.