Sentence examples for arbitrary measurement from inspiring English sources
For the general case of arbitrary measurement information, identifiability is decided by a local criterion.
The first column (labeled "Measurement") is the logit scale, an arbitrary measurement scale centered on 0, running from -2 up to +3 logits.
We assume that M ∈ { 0, 1 } n is an arbitrary measurement vector consisting of n 1 > 0 ones and n 0 > 0 zeros such that n 1 + n 0 = n, and n 1 = O ( 1 ) as n → ∞.
In case of 'perfect model' (when synthetic measurements were used for source estimation) good results were achieved with 90% or higher probability for arbitrary measurement networks consisting of 15 or more sensors even though prior estimation of source location was not used in this case.
And lastly in this inane, arbitrary measurement of a scene's worth, let's examine Question 3: Did this era lead to a better future?
You're telling students that they need to fit an arbitrary measurement of health (that has been criticised to the nth degree).
A Lime Equation, on the other hand, can give CEOs an honest view of performance without relying on arbitrary measurements have little correlation with results.
These variations were underestimated significantly by arbitrary measurements compared with linear mapping, in which a region of interest was moved across the longitudinal length of left ventricle (difference of peak and least strain, 10.7% ± 5.1% vs 17% ± 5.5%; P <.001).
That might sound like a lot of arbitrary measurements, but it's actually the recipe that could help us curb some of the catastrophic consequences of global warming, be it devastating storms, drought, or disease.
Remarkably, no consensus regarding the definition of PSP severity exists, with CHEST and the BTS each using different arbitrary measurements of the presentation chest radiograph.
For several clinicians, concerns with such restrictions were practical: BMI and smoking status were depicted as arbitrary measurements that may bear no relation to potential treatment outcomes.
