Sentence examples for a type of measures from inspiring English sources

Hence can be look on as a type of measures of the deviation between the arbitrary random fields and the Markov chain fields on the generalized Bethe tree.

In both cases, the formula for the time evolution of the state of a system corresponds to a unitary operator that is defined on a Hilbert space; a unitary operator is a type of measure-preserving transformation.

It replicates the Randles circuit, a type of polarisation measuring technique, where a small amount of a known current (ΔI) is passed through the steel for a known amount of time (Δt) while the potential decay (ΔE) is observed.

"We want to see a type of judicial measure against Canada that makes it very clear that the government's decision damaged Canadian legislation and international norms and generated a series of constraints among merchants," said Enio Marques, the president of the Brazilian Association of Meat Exporting Companies, the group that is leading the effort to file suit against the Canadian government.

The decrees, a type of emergency measure that does not require parliamentary approval, come a little more than a week after the government approved a new raft of €17 billion in austerity measures and overhauls to be carried out over the next four years.

COP is a type of efficiency measure.

In Euclidean space, the integration by parts formula for a set of finite perimeter is expressed by the integration with respect to a type of surface measure.

Second, they combined the losses for each species group into a type of average measure.

All analyses were conducted using random effects models, a type of repeated-measures analysis.

The RF proximity is a type of similarity measure between subjects (in this case genes), based on how often two genes take the same path down the decision trees of the forest.

The required knowledge is a non-negotiable base for any type of measure to improve or preserve e.g., soil fertility, or to allow for a desired land-use over extended periods of time (human generations).