Sentence examples for classical criteria from inspiring English sources

Although the civitates were too large to act as true city-states, they contained towns, either already in existence (e.g., Lutetia Parisiorum [Paris]) or newly founded (e.g., Augustodunum ["Augustusville"]), that could be designated as their administrative centres and developed, by local magnates at their own expense, in accordance with Classical criteria.

Patients were selected based on classical criteria for diagnosing bipolar disorder.

We diagnosed 52 SBP and 5 secondary bacterial peritonitis by means of polymorphonuclear cell count and classical criteria.

Objective classical criteria are tested to characterize these perceptual effects using correlations between objective and subjective measurements.

For exergetic performance evaluation, exergy efficiency, exergy output and exergy loss rate of the system are considered as classical criteria.

Of those, 23.5 % fulfilled the criteria for TTH and 13.3 % the criteria for episodic migraine without aura, whereas only 5.1%% had the classical criteria for intracranial tumour headache.

But the anti-Notch drug stopped the cancer, after a fashion: her tumors did not shrink, which in oncology is the classical criterion for response, but neither did they grow.

(ii) Classical criterion methods.

The classical criterion of Routh-Hurwitz is not applicable for stability analyses ofundampedvibrating systems.

In the current design, ITER superconducting cables include a large number of pure copper strands to satisfy the classical criterion.

Like the classical criterion, the procedures developed here are based on the characteristic polynomial of a given system.