Sentence examples for by gauging the differences from inspiring English sources

Model fit can be evaluated by gauging the differences between the distributions of agreement scores resulting from query network versus model and model versus model comparisons.

For example, temperature and also pressure difference across the membrane can be indirectly measured by gauging the fluorescence intensity of the membrane components.

By taking one clip — a bootleg Internet video featuring Barney the purple dinosaur rapping the verses of Tupac Shakur — and converting it for each device, it was easy to gauge the differences.

When asked to gauge the difference Rafalski made today, defenseman Scott Niedermayer smiled and said, "From no points to 2 points".

The study gauges the difference in the effect of the new drug compared with that of the standard one.

The difference (breadth) is considered important in gauging the strength or weakness of the market.

Brown remembers placing the prototype next to the Lady Penelope puppet from Thunderbirds and gauging the response from colleagues: "When they saw it, some people were horrified by the difference.

Partial eta-squared (ηp) was calculated to gauge the magnitude of the differences.

This variable - communication timing – was gauged by calculating the difference between the child's age in the first communication/revelation and the child's age at placement (Timing = Age at revelation - Age at placement).

Neither man would comment, so it is difficult to gauge the seriousness of their differences.

In the present paper, we gauge the performance of finite-difference schemes with Runge Kutta time integration for wave propagation problems by rigorously defining appropriate cost and error metrics in a simple setting represented by the linear advection equation.