The decision on the number of classes to be retained was based on computed change in inter-class inertia (a measure of variability that we wished to maximise) going from n to n-1 class configurations, as well as on the theoretical plausibility, interpretability, and stability of the solution [ 48].
The number of partitions was chosen so as to maximize homogeneity within a class (intraclass inertia index) and maximize heterogeneity among classes (interclass inertia index).
Research by the International Council on Clean Transportation has found that car manufacturers often game these tests by optimising test car performances at one pound below the desired inertia class.
Although Nigerian politicians could lead a master class in political inertia, it may not be possible for Jonathan to continue ignoring what is going on.
In a cunning, faux-naïve celebration of life's blessings, Shawn dissects the strategies of upper-middle-class denial, the inertia caused by abundance.
In a letter to the European commission on 29 May, Bob Moran, the Department for Transport's head of regulation and R&D argued that a 'correlation tool' between the old and new tests should include the old procedures for inertia classes and battery recharges.
There is no evidence of high-class coaching, of a real tactical acuity among Brazil's own managerial class, rather a sense of inertia and stagnation.
Laminar pulsatile flows even at onset of transition can be classified as quasi-steady and inertia dominant sub-classes for √ω′<5.44 and √ω′>27.22, respectively.
What does NASA stand for? 2. As a class, read and discuss the article "Inertia and Indecision at NASA," focusing on the following questions: a.
In Part Two one finds the study of algebraic integers, ideals, units, class numbers, the theory of decomposition, inertia and ramification of ideals.
The hierarchical classification algorithm led to a five-class solution; no significant gain in inertia ratio was obtained for less parsimonious solutions.
