Sentence examples for empirical measures from inspiring English sources

Using new empirical measures we investigate how Armstrong tables help design teams recognize domain semantics.

This paper points to the poor state of empirical measures of the quality of states, that is, executive branches and their bureaucracies.

The main dynamic of taste is between people who want the security of almost empirical measures of what's good, like brands, and people who are confident enough to say, "I'll be the one to decide".

The zero tolerance approach might be politically rewarding to many politicians, but if we take the time to analyse this in an intelligent way, we realise that on most empirical measures it is proven to be expensive and ineffective.

This process can be helped to a great extent by the availability of empirical measures of comparative efficiency.

Thereby, the weights trade off goodness of fit criteria against empirical measures of risk, increasing the model ensemble prediction performance.

The performance model derived from empirical measures is necessary to make the problem tractable and the results relevant.

It provides a derivation of the Vlasov equation from the N-body classical dynamics using BBGKY hierarchies instead of empirical measures.

An identification algorithm for system gains is introduced that employs empirical measures from multiple sensor thresholds and optimizes their convex combinations.

This paper investigates congruence between three empirical measures of the rate of informality using Brazilian household survey data for the period 1992 2004.

This study examined associations of urban design policy-derived and empirical measures of POS proximity and density with walking and depression.