Sentence examples for a straightforward criterion from inspiring English sources

A straightforward criterion that is proved to be applicable is used to distinguish brittle fracture from ductile fracture.

and thus P S : = | S 〉 〈 S | ∈ ( H ν ⊗ 1 + 1 ⊗ H ν ) ′ holds jointly for all ν ∈ { 0 ; 1, …, m } ; 0 N denotes the zero matrix of degree N. In this section, we present a straightforward criterion for pure-state controllability of quasifree fermionic systems with d modes.

Manual inspection of the position marker data and the glove data synchronized to the video data (Figure 4), produced a straightforward criterion: common to all tool production sequences were characteristic spikes in the velocity plots of the tool hand, of 0.7 2 meters/second for "percussion" and 0.5 1.2 meters/second for "light percussion" events.

Third, our indicators of treatment adequacy should not be interpreted as a straightforward criterion for evidence-based treatments, as patient preference, clinical expertise, help seeking behaviour and other patient, provider and system factors are associated with quality of care.

SNR is an objective and straightforward criterion to measure the performance of the algorithm, which is calculated as SNR = 10 log 10 S 0 ( n ) 2 ( Ŝ ( n ) − S 0 ( n ) ) 2 (20).

Predictably, there is no straightforward criterion that makes a political struggle into an example of "identity politics;" rather, the term signifies a loose collection of political projects, each undertaken by representatives of a collective with a distinctively different social location that has hitherto been neglected, erased, or suppressed.

It is shown that the orthogonal collocation approach can be compared to the different approximations found in the literature using a straightforward quantitative criterion based on eigenvalue analysis.

Based on an extension proposed by Riebler et al. [13], we recently proposed to derive for each SNP a Bayes Factor (BF) which provides a straightforward decision criterion to decide whether the SNP is subjected to selection [12].

Unlike the WNC score, these indicators do not offer a straightforward statistical criterion to select the most relevant genes.

The more straightforward criterion is the size of the sequences, in which case the longest sequence will be selected.

The Manchester-based Pavel Büchler – artist, essayist and university professor – has chosen work for a group show at the city's Castlefield Gallery according to impressively straightforward criteria: he has chosen work he likes.