Sentence examples for delineation of quality from inspiring English sources

Secondly, the data also confirmed the basis for a more delicate delineation of Quality into four sub-categories: Aesthetics, Appropriateness, Effectiveness and Convenience.

Eller quotes Jane Alpert's delineation of the qualities that inhere by nature to those who give birth, including "empathy, intuitiveness, adaptability, awareness of growth as a process rather than goal-ended; inventiveness, protective feelings toward others and a capacity to respond emotionally as well as rationally".

There's a large cast-list but Rankin is pretty much unrivalled at the vivid delineation of character.

Based on the above explanations, we conclude that a suitable value can be achieved for parameter ℓ through a tradeoff between the quality of estimation of parameter vectors θ j from noisy data, quality of delineation of the boundary between regions, and also the quality of estimation of each subsystem's parameters.

Figures 2, 3, and 4 are typical CT images, and show that the quality of delineation of the growth plate complex is far superior to other imaging techniques.

However, in pursuing the delineation of the relationship between genes and quality of life, both genetic and quality-of-life research is hindered by a mono-disciplinary approach.

The method combines a machine-based detection algorithm automating the delineation of basin paleoshorelines on IfSAR DEM data and a posterior quality control with the aid of high-resolution aerial photograph and Landsat-5 TM imagery.

RNA quality was assessed by evaluation of the delineation of the bands.

Mosses and vascular plants have been shown to be reliable indicators of wetland habitat delineation and environmental quality.

The delineation of groundwater recharge zones is crucial for the conservation of groundwater quality and quantity.

There were no clinically significant differences in image quality for both CT systems with respect to delineation of the ventricular cavity (Fig.  2).