Sentence examples for collective index from inspiring English sources

We discuss a six-dimensional, time-dependent real wavepacket (RWP) code designed to obtain reaction probabilities for ABC vI) + D → AB + CD four-atom reactions, where vI is a collective index for the initial quantum state of the triatomic molecule.

To determine odor intensity by electronic nose firstly a collective index was generated using SVD based 2-norm method (e-nose index) proportional to the sensors response relative to reference gas, methyl mercaptan.

Attention defines the collective attention index of the person as a consequence of situational manipulations.

Stem cell transcriptomes provide a deep collective molecular index that reflects ad hoc robustness of the pluripotent gene network.

Several recent works support this theory by providing evidence of correlation between stock market prices and collective sentiment indexes measured using social media data.

The collective nature of index funds makes it more likely that you'll let your winners run.

This result is in contrast to previous articles, in which measures related to collective enforcement/reorganization (LLSV index) were used to proxy for creditor rights.

A Gallup survey of our well-being released last week reported that "Republicans' ratings of their lives worsened significantly in November, with their collective Life Evaluation Index score dropping to 40.3, from 47.0 in October".

In order to overcome problems of trust and moral hazard, some authors have advocated collective contracting of index insurance (Trærup 2012) but this is unlikely to solve the inherent problem of high basis risk which underlines computation of payouts.

Below, we refer to methods, such as miBLAST, that build a search structure from the database by the collective term 'database indexing'.

In their well-known Chicago study, Sampson et al. [ 117] developed an index of collective efficacy that combined informal social control with neighbourhood social cohesion and found that collective efficacy was inversely associated with reports of neighbourhood violence, violent victimisation, and homicide rates.