Sentence examples for classification of measure from inspiring English sources

Using Maharam's classification of measure algebras, it is shown that every such Lp,∞ is isomorphic to a weak Lp space defined on a weighted direct sum of product measure spaces of the type 2κ.

The paper is devoted to the classification of measures μ from S with respect to a homeomorphism.

Imbert et al. [21] reported the following classification of measured central spatial resolution: DNM 530c (6.7 mm) and DSPECT (8.6 mm).

A classification of measures has been designed over the years to provide practitioners with a template to use for guidance surrounding the design and application of situational crime prevention measures (Cornish and Clarke 2003).

Thus, all the instances of quality data representations are linked with model formula slots defined in each node of the construct of boredom, which illustrates the classification of measured qualities.

Table 4 Classification of measures in terms of cost and potential (Political scenario) High potential Low potential Very negative cost Very negative cost  Power Wind onshore  Commercial LED lighting  Transport Freight transport by train   Transport Electric vehicle  Transport Efficient passenger train   Ind.

These findings provide justification for a classification of measures in three dimensions related to health (including use of health care), well-being, and physical activity.

Because care coordination remains ill-defined and is potentially quite broad, we developed a framework to aid in description and classification of the measure instruments, and to structure assessment of the measurement landscape which areas have a high density of existing measures, and which are more sparsely populated.

Principal Factors Analyses showed that a factor solution consistent with the two-category classification of preventive measures in the 2002 national guideline only explained 13.1% of the variance of the construct we measured.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Classification of TTC measures [35].

This paper presents the classification of these measures into five families.