Sentence examples for closure criterion from inspiring English sources

Seaman, Levin, and Serlin proposed a more powerful closure criterion that cannot exploit the Begun and Gabriel algorithm.

Following an analysis of some features of the fatigue crack, a discussion on a crack closure criterion is opened, and a reliable criterion for the determination of local crack closure is proposed.

Results are presented for four closure criteria: root-mean-square depth changes Δhclose = [20, 30]cm, and relative depth changes Δhclose/h = [0.02, 0.04].

Minesite rehabilitation needs to be monitored with easily measured indicators so that trends can be plotted and assessed over time to address closure criteria.

The original motivation for the results presented in this section came from Kreisel; in his [1965] he pointed out that there were no compelling grounds for choosing infinitary formulas solely on the grounds of "length", and proposed instead that definability or "closure" criteria be employed.

No closure criteria were mentioned in 14 state plans.

School-specific closure criteria, though absent from most states' existing epidemic influenza plans, appear to be important in disease control because of the dynamics of transmission.

To satisfy closure criteria, each base of finished sequence must be spanned by two clones or PCR products, and each base must have two underlying reads of high quality sequence.

Closure criteria were either stated as incidence at the state-wide or community-wide level (35 states), indicating uncertainty as to whether statewide uniformity or local autonomy is likely to be more effective in mitigating the spread of infection.

In the Methods section the authors define 'sustained eye closure' as a criterion but in the Results section they define an 'EEG response similar to nREM 2 sleep' instead.

It maps all possible grasps for each object that satisfy force closure and quality criteria so the grasps could counter-balance external wrenches (forces and torque) applied to the object.