Sentence examples for derived metric from inspiring English sources

This optimization was frequently based on a physical rather than a clinically derived metric [8].

The high SINR assumption should not restrict the derived metric to being used only at high SINR.

The derived metric T b ' did not differ significantly among species/crosses, ranging from 6.4 to 7.4°C (Table 2; Figure 5).

The derived metric, global selfishness, significantly relieves the computational burden by providing a simple decision rule for computing cooperative vectors in each cell.

Owing to the derived metric, the proposed scheme requires considerably reduced computational complexity as compared to the optimal exhaustive search over all possible combinations of users.

The use of the derived metric enables a significant reduction in the computational complexity of the user selection process, as compared to the optimal exhaustive search.

What is needed to derive metric indecomposability is sufficient instability of the trajectories so that the trajectories do not form groups of non-zero measure which fail to wander sufficiently over the entire phase region.

For the test case under consideration, and utilizing a specifically derived performance metric, the cascaded control structure shows a 22% improvement over a baseline logic-based controller that focuses on state of charge regulation for the TES.

Based on this assumption, we derived a metric which is a function of the node position.

DiSalle also mentions that in 1972, Jürgen Ehlers, Felix Pirani, and Alfred Schild "derived the metric of general-relativistic spacetime from assumptions about falling bodies and light rays" (DiSalle 1993, 520n).

In order to evaluate the performance of Set Scheduling in terms of user capacity, we derived a metric that represents the percentage of user requests that remain in the scheduler queue after a given number of user drops.