Sentence examples for evaluation conditions from inspiring English sources
Using numeric evaluation, both RB organization algorithms were evaluated in order to determine the parameter E[τ o ] for the evaluation conditions specified in Section 2. Figure 6 shows the evaluation of E[τ o ] for the minimum and the maximum values of Nmax, with respect to the percentage of available RBs.
A free association task was conducted in two evaluation conditions.
An outline of test case evaluation conditions is given in Table 3.
Results showed that different mental representations were activated in the two evaluation conditions.
Yet even under the most favorable evaluation conditions, threats to ethical standards exist and muddle that covenant.
These environments range from network simulators providing a highly controllable evaluation conditions, to live testbeds providing realistic evaluation environment.
Note that in addition to the seven target languages, NIST also collected some conversations in German that are used as evaluation test utterances, though the trials involving these are not considered part of the primary evaluation condition.
Sensory/analytical terms were differently elicited according to the evaluation condition (e.g. color and design of the label for the packaging condition and taste and flavor in the tasting condition).
The proper placement in this study will satisfy the evaluation condition such as a vibration control effect, an economical effect and a damper performance for arranging the damper in each storey.
The AF biomarkers of oxidative metabolic pathways, the coenzymes NAD(P H and flavins, exhibited some differences between in vivo and ex vivo evaluation condition.
The findings from these GFE case studies are focused in three areas: (1) elements of the programs that were evaluated and their existing evaluation contexts (e.g., pre-evaluation conditions, size of evaluation budget), (2) design of the GFEs (e.g., screening method, data collection methods), and (3) expertise of the goal-free evaluators (e.g., training, degrees attained).
