Sentence examples for estimated measured from inspiring English sources
Based on this observation, a new metric was empirically derived, called proximity relation, which is a function of Fproximity and the lowest distance d ij ̂ estimated (measured) by the unknown node U i to a reference R j or an already localized node.
Receiver-k feeds the estimated (measured) Φ k back to Transmitter-k; Transmitter-k calculates the reduced Φ k red as: Φ k red, ( t ) = Φ k ( t ) − P k ( t − 1 ) d k, k − ρ χ k, k H k, k T k ( t − 1 ) T k ( t − 1 ) † H k, k † = ∑ j ≠ k P j ( t − 1 ) d k, j − ρ χ k, j H k, j T j ( t − 1 ) T j ( t − 1 ) † H k, j † + N t σ n 2 I N r x N r ; (12).
'Symptom presentation' was defined as actual symptom presentation (retrospectively recalled) or anticipated symptom presentation (hypothetically estimated) measured as continuous (time to presentation) or binary (did/did not present) variables.
Although risk is not necessarily an intrinsically quantifiable variable, virtually all of the formalized assessment methods that subsequently evolved, including those at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA), implicitly assume that risk can be estimated, measured or expressed in numerical terms.
The redox potentials of the PET groups may be estimated measuring those of amines and chlorophenoxide or p-aminochlorophenoxide ions.
DECA uses data about the sensed process that is available at a node to estimate measured values and sleeping periods.
Spontaneous TRS-BRS estimates measured before and after the Oxford maneuver did not differ.
Heritability estimates measured in previous studies range from 0.68 0.98 (with men having higher heritability than women) [1]; [2].
The accuracy of lactation yield estimates, measured by the MSEP, is an important parameter to compare different methods of estimation.
(a) Correlation between measured and estimated measures.
The International Monetary Fund has estimated measures put in place by the group will expand the global economy by 1.8%, just shy of the target of 2%.
