Sentence examples for criterion allows one from inspiring English sources

This criterion allows one to isolate and quantify the heat transfer gain, by studying arrangements with equivalent total pressure drops independently of the tube cross-section shape.

This criterion allows one to quantify the heat transfer gain in the most isolated way possible, by studying arrangements with equivalent total pressure drops independently of the tube cross-section shape.

One element is clear from this manuscript - that the use of the RIFLE criteria allows one to employ an objective means to evaluate the impact of a particular therapy on renal function.

Therefore, for many of these end points it is difficult or impossible to set a criterion that allows one to differentiate between a pharmacological and a neurotoxic effect.

A general optimality criterion is developed, which allows one to conclude that, under quite general conditions, the optimal activity distribution is of the Dirac-delta type.

An approximate analytical criterion is obtained, which allows one to predict easily whether a mode with given free-wheel properties is prone to squeal.

For domain scientists, this problem is akin to one of fitting a model (e.g., a polynomial of order n) to data in those cases, information criterion approaches allow one to apply a penalty on the polynomials of higher order (due to larger available degrees of freedom) that must be overcome for models with higher n to be preferred over those with lower n.

Moreover, it provides physical insight into the localization phenomenon, and allows one to formulate a criterion that predicts the occurrence of strongly localized modes.

29, 1066 1077] for an arbitrary fractional factorial design allows one to extend the use of the minimum aberration criterion to such designs.

This card allows one to obtain free general practitioner services subject to eligibility criteria.

We used fusion criteria to diminish the redundancy of the terms shared by similar associated proteins, which allows one to maintain the most representative parent or child term.