The phrase "a explicit criteria" is not correct.
It should be "an explicit criteria." You can use it when referring to specific standards or guidelines that are clearly defined.
Example: "The project requires an explicit criteria for evaluating the success of the implementation."
Alternatives: "a clear criterion" or "a specific standard."
"Certainly it is a risk, because he is providing an explicit criteria for his opponents to point to four years from now," said Robert Berne, the vice president for academic and health affairs at New York University and an expert on the school system.
For instance, it's common practice in large companies to have "ambition" be an explicit criteria for leadership.
The variables in the Euler equations as well as the physical grid coordinates are collocated via Lagrange interpolating polynomials and the problem is then cast in the standard form of a large system of ordinary differential equations, dx/dτ=q(x), which can be solved using standard solution techniques that do not require an explicit criteria for the minimum time step.
In our study, PIPs were identified using an explicit criteria list that was primarily based on Beers and McLeod criteria [ 4, 13, 22] and that was updated and validated by local experts to apply to the long-term care context in Quebec.
We give an explicit criterion for choosing a small enough lattice step to limit the error within the specified tolerance.
We obtain an explicit criterion for the existence of a compact resolvent and explicit formulas up to the multiplicative constant 4 for the infimum of the spectrum and for the infimum of the essential spectrum for these operators.
Each performance assessment of competence must be accompanied by an explicit criterion for determining whether or not a given learner has or has not attained the required level of performance to be considered 'competent'competent
Presently available severe accident codes use simplistic and optimistic criteria based on a predefined temperature to predict failure of fuel channels and an explicit criterion for disassembly of the channel is not covered.
Stable structure in the target has the potential to interfere with hybridization and should be a factor in interpretation of microarray results, as well as an explicit criterion in array design.
This formula, which arises from a spectral decomposition of the graph Laplacian associated with the full process, gives an explicit criterion for choosing the k most important edges in the graph, for any 0 < k < m.
