In terms of an approximate metric used in this paper, citation threshold for engineering academics who work in related fields of mechanics and finite elements, and who are included in HiglyCited.com list, is about 6000 total citations.
Einstein first derived this result by using an approximate metric representing the Newtonian limit and treating the orbiting body as a test particle.
The Laws now express dimensions with approximate metric equivalents (followed by traditional units in brackets), though popular use tends to continue to use traditional units in English-speaking countries with a relatively recent history of metrication (or only partial metrication), such as Britain.
The MTT assay acted as an approximate metric of cell survival and abstracted the proliferation and apoptosis balance as well as other cellular processes such as neuroendocrine differentiation into one value representing total cell survival in androgen depleted conditions in response to treatment.
As projection strength was rated ordinally in the data set provided by Scannell et al. (1995), we approximated the actual metric projection strength to vary over three orders of magnitude across sparse, intermediate and dense projections.
A convex body that can be approximated, in the Hausdorff metric, by a sequence of zonotopes is called a zonoid.
Finally, our area PM2.5 exposure metric was approximated from the year 2000 annual exposure for the study area.
In effect, the likelihood is approximated through a distance metric on a set of informative summary statistics between the simulated and observed data.
In order to overcome this limitation, likelihood-free methods have also been considered e.g. [ 8], in which data are summarized by a set of statistics, and the likelihood is approximated by a distance metric between the observed summary statistics and summary statistics simulated from the model.
In decentralized RRM, the metric calculation is approximated by making the assumption that other schedulers repeat the previous frame's schedules.
