Sentence examples for global merits from inspiring English sources

The novel hybrid algorithm has the global merits of the genetic algorithm as well as the local improvement capabilities of the transformable scale BFGS algorithm.

For (1), perceived global merit of each ethical recommendation, a z-score was calculated for the merit rating of each ethical recommendation to more accurately compare scales with different levels of variability.

Scores were calculated as follows: (1) Since scores for each dimension of a single recommendation ranged from 1 to 5, a global merit score for each recommendation was added up by combining the five individual dimension scores for that recommendation.

Yet the achievement did not merit an official announcement, presumably because it was not achieved by any government scheme but by the pace of global capitalism.

While the UK retains a seat at the top table (G7, UN Security Council, NATO), it punches above its weight with a bigger voice and role than its global position merits.

After certain rounds of transmissions, the pheromones adjustments are performed, which take the advantages of both global and local merits for evaporating or depositing pheromones.

Whatever the scientific merits, global warming has become the political law of the land and is generating the biggest windfalls in decades in lobbying fees, corporate welfare, research grants and earmarks.

The global condition certainly merits serious thought and deed.

It is argued that global contextual effects merit more attention than compositional ones.

These ideas have merit — global stocks of natural gas and coal are huge — but they don't represent a panacea.

Pope Benedict XVI said on Thursday that the world was in "a cultural and moral crisis" and that the global financial crisis merited a "profound" change of vision.