Sentence examples for vector spatial resolution from inspiring English sources

The vector spatial resolution is 30 μm.

In the present analysis the validation results were affected by differences in the format (vector, raster), spatial resolution and biomass definition used by the maps, by the skewed distribution of the field data and, most importantly, by the fact that some datasets were not independent from the testing data.

An ultrasonic anemometer was used to measure three dimensional velocity vectors and the fluctuations of velocity vectors with a designed spatial resolution.

Even more beneficial would be full vector magnetometry with nanoscale spatial resolution.

With Flare Genesis Experiment (FGE), a balloon borne observatory launched in Antarctica on January 2000, series of high spatial resolution vector magnetograms, Dopplergrams, and Hα filtergrams have been obtained in an emerging active region (AR 8844).

Our conservative choice of 10 feature vectors (corresponding to a spatial resolution of 26 Å in our coarse model) was sufficient to track shape changes while avoiding an over-fitting of the cryo-EM data.

The spatial resolution of vector-based maps is given by a Variable Minimum Mapping Unit (VMMU), which is class-specific.

We provide three continent-wide maps representing the relative risk of malaria in Africa based on ecological niche models of vector species and risk analysis at a spatial resolution of 1 arc-minute (9 185 275 cells of approximately 4 sq km).

This function exists to provide an intuitive sense for the spatial resolution of a particular G-vector truncation order.

Land cover fraction maps from a simulated EnMAP scene at 30 m spatial resolution were derived based on support vector regression (SVR) combined with synthetically mixed training data.

The spatial resolution is defined by the scattering vector q = 4πnλ0 −1sin(θ/2), where n is the refraction index of the solution, λ0 is the wavelength of the incident light, and θ is the scattering angle.