Sentence examples for dimensions extracted from from inspiring English sources

This evaluation system will consider five analytical dimensions extracted from international practices consisting of the following: evaluation system function, evaluation interactions framework, evaluation organization, evaluation model of funding, and process of result evaluation.

Because the spatial extent of this region is very similar to the classically determined critical nucleus dimensions extracted from nucleation rate data, it is concluded that critical nuclei of Al3Sc are most likely of nonclassical design at high undercooling.

However, the dimensions extracted from the results of X-ray diffraction are averaged on the whole sample and are then giving evidence that the array is homogeneous on the full sample.

The increasing trend of cellulose crystallite size was in good qualitative agreement with the cellulose fibril dimensions extracted from NMR spectroscopy in Figure  5.

Each of the three dimensions extracted from the EFA had eigenvalues higher than 1 and corresponded to the dimensions of barriers, benefits and susceptibilities of the 1999 revised Champion's scale (table 2).

Looking at patients' locations in the PLS factorial space leads to a more direct interpretation of the relationships between subjects and variables, or between variables themselves, since the latent dimensions extracted from PLS-DA are just linear combinations of the original variables.

The filled black rectangle represents the contact enclosure with dimension extracted from a generic 45-nm MOSFET process design kit (PDK) where S = 20 nm, C = 60 nm, and WC = LC = 100 nm.

Both orientation and unit cell dimensions were extracted from WAXD patterns.

Features with 28 dimensions are extracted from the audio and MIDI files.

Two datasets including 210 and 213 soil samples with known sample dimensions were extracted from the UNSODA database to develop and evaluate pedotransfer functions for the SWRC and SHC, respectively.

From the downloaded logger data an approximation of absolute g resulting from only dynamic acceleration in each of the three dimensions was extracted from each axis following removal of the static acceleration using a running mean (over a period of 1 s) as described by Wilson et al. (2006).