Sentence examples for by datum from inspiring English sources

In a nationwide poll of 1,505 people last week by Datum International, Mr. Fujimori was favored by 39.6percentt.

The poll, by Datum Internacional, an independent company, surveyed 1,505 people and had a margin of error of 2.6percentt.

But the poll, taken by Datum Internacional, said 31percentt of the 2,000 voters surveyed said they intended to leave their ballots blank or spoil them to show their displeasure with both candidates.

Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, a former prime minister, is the only major candidate not facing corruption allegations, and the only one with a negative rating below 50%, according to a poll by Datum.

The most recent national opinion poll, by Datum, places Mr Fujimori third in the race with 15%—only three percentage points behind the uninspiring front-runner, Lourdes Flores, a conservative.

A poll conducted by Datum Internacional between May 19 and 22, which only the week before showed a virtual tie between the two candidates, showed that 55percentt of voters disapproved of Mr. Toledo's decision to drop out of the race.

We also scaled each of our attractiveness measurements to relative fitness measures by dividing each datum by the mean.

The peneplain as a whole was presumed to be graded to regional base level (in all likelihood mean sea level) by denudational agencies (e.g., running water), which were supposedly controlled by this datum.

Determination of an unknown source is obtaining the information about a physical object or system by observed datum, and it is one of the most important and well-studied problems in many branches of engineering sciences, e.g., heat conduction, crack identification, electromagnetic theory, geophysical prospecting and pollutant detection.

Denoting time by t, depth with respect to datum by x, excess pore water pressure by u, and coefficient of consolidation by C v, the governing equation for infinitesimal deformation in clays can be written as follows (Terzaghi et al., 1996): ∂ u ∂ t = C v ∂ 2 u ∂ x 2 (1).

Direct realists reject the act-object analysis of perceptual experiences advanced by sense-datum theorists and other indirect realists.