Sentence examples for effective aging from inspiring English sources

In order to learn more effective aging features, we further propose a comparative ranking layer which is supervised by a pair-wise comparative signal.

By allowing the performance boundary to vary in time such that both remnant and nonremnant variations are encompassed, and imposing a Markovian evolution, the probabilistic model can be better fitted to various real conditions, thus enabling at design-time appropriate guardbands selection and effective aging mitigation/compensation techniques.

The results self-consistently exhibit three branches of the dislocation solute interaction, two stable branches at low and high strain rate (or dislocation velocity), which correspond to the effective aging or unpinning of dislocation, respectively, and a metastable one at the intermediate strain rate, where negative strain rate sensitivities result from the dynamic strain aging.

Each time a component of the system is maintained its effective age is reduced; the extent of this age reduction depends on the effectiveness of the PM known as the improvement factor.

Mrs. Jacob-Rouhoff said that appraisers "look at effective age, not actual age".

Neither of the controls constituted an effective age verification system, it said.

Afterward, users are given a list of things that are making them younger or older, and suggested steps to lower their effective age.

"Effective age is how the market views that property today based on maintenance and renovation, not the year it was born," she explained.

Ofcom said effective age controls included asking for the details of a credit card, which are not available to under-18s.

The same technology could be applied to any other extinct species from which one can obtain hair, horn, hooves, fur or feathers, and which went extinct within the last 60,000 years, the effective age limit for DNA.

Is effective age verification possible?