Sentence examples for associated in terms of from inspiring English sources

Shortest -path STM: s β (x, y ) = − log ⁡ (K x, y β ) The Jaccard index is one of many available association measures (Fuxman Bass et al., 2013), describing how nodes are associated in terms of their shared set of interaction partners.

Immediately afterwards, she appears wounded by their hocus pocus – "even worse" – and uses language more typically associated, in terms of gender, with sexual assault than with glass ceilings.

The magnetic field and GPS data from the instruments appear to be associated in terms of their temporal and spectral features.

This likely explains why the loblolly pine-sweetgum empirical class was highly associated in terms of plot frequencies with three USNVC classes that have a range of disturbance histories and geographic affinities, including the Southeastern North American Ruderal Forest USNVC class, which had loblolly pine as an indicator species (Additional file 4).

For example, in the eastern U.S., the balsam fir-quaking aspen empirical class was highly associated in terms of plot frequencies with three FIA classes and four USNVC classes, indicating that the empirical classification included a broader definition of that forest type than the other two.

The sugar maple-red maple empirical class had a relatively high average similarity and was associated in terms of plot frequencies with two USNVC classes: the Appalachian-Interior-Northeastern Mesic Forest and the Appalachian-Northeastern Oak-Hardwood-Pine Forest & Woodland (Figs. 2a and 4a).

Here we will obtain the associated constraints in terms of marginal densities and hazard rates.

But practically, it is not a feasible task because of huge associated resources in terms of time and cost.

Cyclical fluctuations not only imply that the value of income insurance and activation changes; the associated costs – in terms of disincentive and lock-in effects – may also change.

There have been associated benefits in terms of safe prescribing and a reduction in our reliance on arterial blood gas analysis.

With respect to project-based risk management perspective, it is important to quantifying associated risks in terms of their detrimental effects on projects performances.