Sentence examples for disruption values from inspiring English sources

The first part of the experiment aimed to measure the disruption values for the smaller values of k = 4, while the second part aimed to measure the disruption values for the larger values of k = 50. Figure 9 shows the results of the first part of the experiment, which indicates a minor contrast between the three methods.

The relative NB and IC disruption values from individual testis were plotted on the x - and y -axis, respectively.

For studying the correlation between different genotypes, the average NB and IC disruption values (determined as a percentage of the total) from each genotype were plotted and analyzed as described above.

The disruption value is a benchmark that gives a general indication of the size of anonymization loss.

The Disruption value has increased parallel with the increased value of (overline{k}) Fig. 10 Comparison between MDSBA and MDTDS with (overline{k}) and data size variations.

In the event of plasma disruptions the values and distribution of induced currents in the breeding blanket will depend on the electrical resistivity of the adopted materials.

At each (xγ, yγ), a CCS of the trimer was calculated and its difference from the experimental methanol disruption CCS value is shown as the color of the (xγ, yγ) spot, with the more intense green demonstrating a closer representation of the experimental CCS.

Preparation for expected state budget cuts and the cuts arising from other state programs, like the state-run but mostly locally financed public employee retirement plan, and the toll of the property tax referendums in the 1990's, are forcing cuts and disruptions of valued services in local governments all over the country.

Prescribed restrictions on symbolically vital foods and disruptions in valued family rituals and practices are sources of suffering and loss.

Todd Gitlin, playing at geriatric scold, calls Julian Assange a representative of "his generation's anarchism -- the kind that wears a black mask, values disruption as action, and thinks it imperative to obstruct the workings of international meetings".

At a recent business-school symposium at which a professor wore red converse sneakers, executives who also owned a pair of eccentric shoes granted the professor higher professional status than those who didn't.People who value disruption and unconventionality are more likely to interpret these signals positively.