Sentence examples for explicit measurement from inspiring English sources
We plan to measure our ability to achieve this overall objective through explicit measurement of changes in processes of care before and after the introduction of the TN-STEMI programme.
The value of α is obtained without explicit measurement of temperature gradient.
This paper considers the problem of designing explicit measurement feedback H∞ control laws for a class of Euler-Lagrange systems.
The explicit measurement of the evolution process of queues during a cycle has a special significance for evaluating the control scheme at signalized intersections, especially when a certain unconventional operation or intervention is conducted.
We derive the explicit measurement equation relating quaternion vector with user heading upon the principle of RMPCA approach.
Such explicit measurement techniques can render the RTT estimation process quite expensive in terms of their communication and computational burden.
However, it is important to note that we used explicit measurements of drainage class as our measure of site water availability rather than the approach of Hember et al. (2017) who used average long-term climactic water availability as measured by aridity index.
This study proposes a controller design for DP in the task space of the vehicle dynamics that allows for weathervaning control without explicit measurements or accurate estimation of environmental disturbances.
While this will have the effect of depressing the VO2max-Body Mass trendline (see below), this effect is very small for the ectotherm group in our sample, since most (89%) of ectotherm measurements are explicit measurements of VO2max.
Further experiments, including more explicit measurements of tissue susceptibility, are underway to determine the exact nature of the signal that allows for such an accurate prediction of individuals' learning success.
Furthermore, the conventionally used "standard safety margins" are defined without explicit measurements of the individual tumor motion [ 4, 5].
