Sentence examples for criteria is defined from inspiring English sources
One of the most commonly used selection criteria is defined by the expected collision frequencies at the sites of interest.
Merging electric field at the magnetopause was required not to be too large (details of how this criteria is defined are to be found in Olsen et al. (2014), section 2.1; suffice to say here that we used a more relaxed constraint than in CHAOS-4, based on averages over the past twelve 5-min values: E m,12 < 3,3 mV/m).
The criteria is defined by what facilitates its reassertion as global power as well as spheres of influence regionally.
In addition, stunting according to the WHO criteria is defined purely statistically as height-for-age below −2 z scores, which approximates 2.5% of a normally distributed sample.
Secondly, a set of mutually independent criteria is defined and weighted based on their importance to individual stakeholders involved in the process.
The separation criteria is defined based on minimizing the distances of samples from the same class while maximizing the distances of samples from different classes.
