They also highlighted the varied scale and technical focus of IHP programmes as well as the wide range of approaches taken by facilitating bodies in providing support to IHPs.
LWs vary on scales of order O ( 1 ), i.e. correspond to vanishing frequencies: they have been studied in the context of mean-field theory, i.e. by analysing a suitable functional equation for the probability distribution of the membrane potential u [2, 24].
Some were up for it, though reactions varied on a scale of: "Our picture on the front of g2? Yes, that sounds great!" to: "What's a g2?" Someone else, when asked to move over, asked: "What is this, North Korea?" and stayed put, before later getting into the spirit of things and joining our experiment in crowd-funning.
The challenges associated with organisational structure varied according to scale of the program.
Responses varied on a scale of 1 to 5 (1 = very bad; 2 = bad; 3 = fair; 4 = good; 5 = very good).
2. Vary the scale of the paper, and make a new mark.
Vary the scale of the patterns in the room.
Depth persistence of SWC varied with scale, and was the strongest at the dominant scales.
However, the characterization of spatial patterns remains complicated in part because most widely used landscape metrics vary with the amount of usable habitat available in the landscape, and vary with the scale of the spatial data used to calculate them.
Variable importance measures are currently subject of debate and rankings produced using permutation importance may be preferred over Gini importance rankings when variables: (i) are correlated [ 105, 108 110], (ii) vary in their scale of measurement (e.g. continuous and categorical variables) [ 104, 110] and (iii) vary in their number of categories [ 104, 110].
