Sentence examples for artificial criterion from inspiring English sources

Of course, replacement by a single part is an artificial criterion of identity.

If artificial criteria were harder to maintain, we could detect when observers were using an artificial criterion from a flattening of the psychometric function.

The reasoning is that an artificial criterion may be harder to maintain than a natural one, and its value will therefore fluctuate.

When confidence intervals are misused in this way, the entire conclusion can depend on whether the boundary of the interval is located precisely on one side or the other of an artificial criterion point.

The other possibility is that artificial criteria can be maintained just as constantly as natural ones.

In the experiments described below, we used two methods of encouraging observers to adopt artificial criteria in three-dot vernier and bisection tasks.

We inferred that observers can adopt artificial response criteria without any significant increase in criterion fluctuation.

Classification of each census block into one of the three rural/urban classes based on land cover criteria typology [ 22 ], using natural and artificial area criteria.

The existence of these subgroups is consistent with two different artificial selection criteria that were applied in this population in the past 20 years [ 41].

To handle this, adaptive MCMC approaches often choose an artificial but robust criterion, like the acceptance rate, instead of the variance of the estimation [12, 13].

As a first step without forcing manufacturers to use artificial sweeteners, the criterion has been set at 20 kcal/100 g or 100 ml, which is the equivalent of 5 g of sugar.