Sentence examples for variation of distance from inspiring English sources

Variation of distance has a very small influence (coefficient of variance < 2%) on the colorimetric results of the high-bay luminaire; however, it has some influence on those of the street luminaire.

The main reason for this was that compared with aerial mapping, the variation of distance and baseline was much smaller in indoor environment, reducing their influence on MDB and MSB.

Males that improved their fitness (0 1) showed the greatest variation of distance, but that result was from a small sample.

Figure 10 illustrates the variation of distances between the mass centers of protein and calycosin.

The step (or precision) is derived from the analysis of variation of distances within the whole data set.

The variation of distances between residues in c-Jun chain is wider than the distances of residues in c-Jun chain B. Therefore, the chain B of c-Jun is more stable for TFIIB binding.

Second, 'clock-likeness' of the ORF Ash and ORF Bsh phylogenetic signals was assessed with the Path-O-Gen software (http://tree.bio.ed.ac.uk/software/pathogen/) by calculating the coefficient of variation (CV) of distance (i.e., the standard deviation to the mean ratio of the distances) from the tree's ancestral root to each of the terminal branch tips.

The Tanimoto distance can be defined as a variation of Jaccard distance ([Huang 2008]).

Circularity was calculated as average distance of object boundary from center, divided by the variation of this distance.

Three FE models have been developed by varying the gauge distance as 35, 37.5 and 40 mm to study the effect of variation of gauge distance on connection behaviour.

Undisturbed sediments, for example, contain a historical record of past climates and the state of the ocean, which has enabled geologists to find a close relation between past climates and the variation of the distance of the Earth from the Sun (the Milankovich effect).