Sentence examples for complex criterion from inspiring English sources

The R* rule is replaced by a more complex criterion that varies across a landscape and reduces to the R* rule only under certain limiting conditions.

It will be shown that the proposed criterion is a simple version of the well-known but complex criterion, Restricted Isometry Property (RIP).

This relatively complex criterion was chosen to encourage the birds to work continuously throughout the whole session.

Moreover, while multivariate analysis methods based on complex criterion functions may reveal subtle joint marker effects, they are also prone to overfitting (Lai et al, 2006).

Using the plan's scorecard, cost is balanced against more complex criteria, such as health and wellbeing, resource efficiency and quality of service.

Rather, they select students based on complex criteria that include grades, test scores and diversity.

It had not been to the Middle East, it was not carrying machine tools or other suspect material or otherwise matching any number of complex criteria that make up the "threat matrix," established by the Bureau of Customs and Border Protection.

That's a reminder that Mr. Bernanke — an eminent scholar at Princeton before he arrived at the Fed — is certain to be judged by complex criteria.

The research found that schools that acted as their own admissions authority were more likely to be non-compliant with the national admissions codes, fail to publish their admission arrangements in time, use "unnecessarily complex criteria" and be reluctant to accept children who are difficult to place.

The central bank then sets quotas for each bank's lending and the banks allocate these loans to companies based on complex criteria that include their political connections and whether industries have received Beijing's blessing, Chinese bankers and bank analysts said.

Two new complex criteria were proposed to describe heat transfer in the pseudo-phase transition region.