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The stability of the link is defined by two metrics between the source and the CH: (1) Link Expiration Time (LET) and (2) Route Expiration Time (RET).

Twenty-four hour BP variability was defined by two metrics: day-night standard deviation (SDdn) and average real variability (ARV).

We defined two metrics for measuring module divergence: the Module Contraction Index (MCI) and the Module Expansion Index.

We evaluate the performance of the protocols by four metrics: 1) End-to-end delay is defined as the average amount of time spent by the transmission of a packet that is successfully delivered from the source to the destination.

As it is not possible to tell a priori the exact amount of time that these simulations will take to perform we instead define two metrics by which to compare the cost of using each offering: cost per simulation hour and maximum number of hours available within a single month.

The closest reference observation in a multivariate space defined by LiDAR metrics is its nearest neighbor.

To monitor and evaluate the models online, we define two metrics: adhesion and efficacy.

The similarity between the behaviors of two contributors is then the Euclidian distance between the contributors in the space defined by the standardized metrics.

In reconciliation of the two viewpoints, we reported shifting assemblages under both 'favorable' and 'unfavorable' recovery scenarios, with favorability defined by standardized ecological metrics that had affinities with water quality and herbivory through space and time.

Fantasy about successes, defined by metrics which may mean nothing, and are often falsified, which support false self concepts.

The evaluation of these three segmentation algorithms is based on two metrics defined by Martin et al.: Global Consistency Error (GCE), and Local Consistency Error (LCE) [4].