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These performance levels should be clearly defined to reflect the amount of content mastered, not pre-determined passing percentages.

The factor FSR (Fluctuation Suppression Ratio) is defined to reflect the effect of TES on suppressing the dynamic impact.

A simple cost function is defined to reflect the transient performance of control signal caused by deterministic signals.

And the dynamic equivalent heat resistance is defined to reflect the thermal behavior of radiant floor with transient solar radiation.

Two metrics are defined to reflect the accessibility of a route, in terms of the total vertical distance and the maximum slope.

A crack reference region is defined to reflect the effects of crack on flux and current densities, and the magnetically impermeable crack surface condition and the generalized Irie Yamafuji critical state model outside the crack region are adopted.

Learning objectives are often defined to reflect what the faculty desire to teach or deem important rather than the other way around.

For formulating the optimization model, a concept of environmental performance index (EPI) was defined to reflect combined effects of the waste load level from each outlet and the assimilative capacity of the receiving water body near the outlet.

Therefore, increased time spent in the open arms was defined to reflect an anxiolytic effect, in comparison with the control group [ 16].

All these equations and the coefficient factors used in this study were defined to reflect current biological research based on careful data mining.

As mentioned in "The necessary background" section, a variety of centrality measures are defined to reflect different perspectives by calculating different centrality scores of a vertex.