Chaisson (2011) argues that energy rate density, a measure of how much energy flows through each gram of a system per second (Chorost 2012), is a universal gauge to quantify the complexity of ordered systems.
It explored so much of the complexity.
Siemens DMUss are available in three gauges, including the standard gauge of the existing Oasis rails.
The gauge of the needle was selected by the radiologist.
Particularly interesting was a discussion of extreme heat and storms, which he organized along with Greg Dalton, who runs Climate One, a project of the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco: It is an invaluable exploration of the complexities in gauging any influence of greenhouse-driven climate change in such events.
They are judged on visuals and technique, with scoresheets that include no less than 23 different criteria gauging the position, complexity, and originality of the design, the "visual foam quality," the contestant's "confidence and flair," and the workspace layout, to name a small few.
These data suggested that concept maps can be reliably scored and can gauge the level and complexity of knowledge accrued by physicians as they progress through their residencies [ 20].
The essays were used to gauge teacher-participant awareness of the HGP, while the concept maps measured the complexity of teacher-participants' critical thinking skills that developed as they assimilated new knowledge.
Different gauge invariant interactions can be engineered by slightly modifying the complexity of the circuit lattice shown in Fig. 5.
Recursion of dàos explodes the complexity.
Given the complexity of locust phase polyphenism, it is necessary to carry out a genome-wide study to systematically gauge molecular differences between the two phases.
