Lonergan et al. (2004) experimentally observed that evaluation of examples according to certain standards improved the originality and feasibility of ideas generated by the evaluators, depending on the qualities of the examples and standards.
The almost daily updated documentation of annotation problems, examples, and standards in the Guide to Character Annotation [69] was important in promoting these annotation standards.
There may be several mechanisms underpinning parental impact such as parents and children sharing activities and thus engaging in activities together, parents setting examples and standards through role modelling, and providing home environments that either facilitate or prevent behaviours such as active play or TV viewing [ 23].
"Senator, this country needs to make sure we are setting an example and a standard for the world," he said, adding that Washington had to "respect the rights of these governments to enforce their laws independently".
The classical example and gold standard for comparison remains the work published by Van der Helm et al. [20] who used a 3D-palpator and digitizer for the polynomial description of position and geometry of muscle and muscle attachment sites in the upper and lower limb.
We normalized the features by subtracting and dividing them by training examples mean and standard deviation, respectively.
Figures 5 and 6 illustrate our observation, in which you can see that there is not much deviation in train and train + test examples mean and standard deviation.
He came of age after two decades of laments from conservative critics that traditional artistic skills -- drawing, for example -- and standards had fallen into disuse.
For example, the average and standard deviation of μ(ComboTbest−singleST-opt) were 0.16 ± 0.05, 0.15 ± 0.06, and 0.17 ± 0.06, for primary, confirmatory, and summary assays, respectively (Table 6).
For example, the mean (and standard deviation) number of reported contacts per day was 11.74 (7.67) in the United Kingdom and 19.77 (12.27) in Italy.
