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Among these metrics, TRC, CNRC, NNC, CN-accuracy, and Rep-accuracy are specially designed for judging the correctness of assembling repeats and nonrepeats.
The venue has eight locker rooms, of which two are designed for judges and referees, a weight room, a 100 m long, four-track sprint track, meeting rooms, three kiosks, VIP facilities and a cafeteria.
In addition to constructive resources, I also preliminarily address students' use of criteria for judging the adequacy of their designs.
A clear description of the methodology used for sample size determination (e.g. power level, significance) and the design used (e.g. randomization) is critical for judging the quality of research.
Over 10 days, the children submitted designs for judging by the aesthetes of Nissan Design America Rio.
The new rules are designed to judge the effectiveness of for-profit and some nonprofit career college programs by examining whether students are able to manage their debts after leaving school.
The tablet computer that Apple is widely expected to introduce on Wednesday will run applications designed for the iPhone, judging from data that an app-tracking company is picking up from devices in use around Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, Calif.
Analysing the geometry provides a reference for users to design and judge the mapping strategy to meet the requirement in quality.
A signal detector (SD) is designed for the first step to judge whether preamble symbols are present, and a TFC type detector (TTD) is designed for the second step to identify the TFC type.
For those cases, both the "As Low As Reasonably Practicable" principle and the "Reasonable Alternative Design" standard were applied for judging if the risk associated with the Critical Hazards were tolerable or not and if state of the art measures for reducing the risk were applied adequately.
Spectral subtraction (SS) is a well-known and effective approach; it was originally designed for improving the quality of speech signal judged by human listeners.
