Sentence examples for empirical measures from from inspiring English sources

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

As a secondary contribution, the paper has used insights from the theoretical model to construct separate empirical measures for search costs and switching costs.

A better test of the key prediction of our model, that genes replicated early will be expressed more frequently than genes replicated late, would involve empirical measures of expression from each of these ortholog families.

Criticism on their front comes from using culture to interpret their results despite not having any empirical measure for company culture.

We provide an empirical measure for that metaphor and find that most users are susceptible to it.

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

The biochemical approach also provides a mechanistic basis which can explain the yield estimates as the sum of yields and costs in component reactions rather than being simply an empirical measure derived from experiment.

As Zumbo BD has pointed out, the feature being validated is the inferences one makes from a measure assuming that inferences made from all empirical measures, irrespective of their apparent objectivity, have a need for validation.

Since then, an effort has been made to relate concepts arising from the theoretical definition of molecular quasispecies to empirical measures performed on actual natural populations.

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

Four years on, Elkhart has gone from a symbol of Obama's message of hope to a perfect example of the biggest hurdle the president faces in his bid for re-election: the gap between empirical measures that show economic recovery, and the pain people continue to feel.