Sentence examples for a practical interpretation from inspiring English sources
A practical interpretation of this type of sustainability is, for example, when enterprises participate in projects such as EMAS Eco Management Audit SchemeEMAS Eco Management Audit Scheme
Throughout the work, the mathematical expressions are expanded in order to get a practical interpretation of the estimators and the resulting data structures.
Before turning to such a practical interpretation of critical social inquiry, it is first necessary to consider why the theoretical approach was favored for so long and by so many Critical Theorists.
The assumption of multiple cells serving one TP has a practical interpretation when considering Definition 2. It means that cells can serve only a fraction of the traffic generated in the area corresponding to some TP.
To characterize the wetting behavior of liquid films on internally-cooled desiccant contactors, this paper originates from an experimental study and, adopting a standpoint useful for a practical interpretation of wettability measurements, introduces a corresponding theoretical model based on the principle of minimum energy.
Therefore, a practical interpretation of the loadings vectors is often complicated, especially for high-dimensional data.
In order to provide a more practical interpretation of the sensitivity to change, a series of sample size calculations were carried out to show how many individuals would be needed for a clinical trial using a particular measure as its outcome.
These special formations have a clear practical interpretation, and their analysis allows one to apply a new data mining technique of classifying financial instruments based on stock prices data, which provides a deeper insight into the internal structure of the stock market.
The "no treatment" comparator is routinely used in modelled economic evaluations, however in this particular analysis it acquires a real practical interpretation because not all sexually abused children with mental health problems are identified and subsequently treated.
The goodput (GP), being defined as the ratio of the number of correctly received information bits (associated with correctly decoded packets) and the actual transmission time, has a very clear practical interpretation.
It is desirable not only to appropriately identify these types of systems but also to develop an adequate and practical interpretation technique to determine their parameters and size, when possible.
