Sentence examples for concept of area from inspiring English sources

The new method is based on principal component analysis and the concept of area metric.

The range gives an exact sense to the conventional concept of area of influence of a sample (Chiles 1999).

The concept of area bounded by the performance curve is considered superior to the others as it embodies the concepts of service life and increased condition.

Let us investigate the nature of change in the value of separating intervals (delta t_{1} = delta t_{2}) along the line U and introduce the concept of area of cuts separation in design group.

In this paper, by extending the concept of "area metric" and the "u-pooling method" developed for validating a single response, we propose new model validation metrics for validating correlated multiple responses using the multivariate probability integral transformation (PIT).

In this paper, by extending the concept of "area metric" and "u-pooling method" developed for validating a scalar response, two new metrics are proposed to validate models with multiple correlated responses using Mahalanobis distance (MD).

To achieve the further energy saving, the concept of "area-wide approach" was applied to this area to develop an area-wide energy saving program which was composed of a number of collaborative energy saving projects across sites.

Students were asked to use concepts of area, perimeter, volume, mass, density, water displacement and buoyancy to engineer a boat, made out of only cardboard and packing tape, that would hold three student crew members.

We linked SACR to SASR and SAC through the concept of "effective" area (Ae), i.e. the nested-contiguous area containing equal number of species with the accumulated sampled area (AS) of a non-contiguous sampling.

In recent years, the real-time wide area information are more and more used to improve the stable control function [10, 11], which has enriched the concept of wide area stable protection from the aspect of wide area information.

MRA provided initial concept for area of study of leadership and management.