Sentence examples for grade grid from inspiring English sources
The collective rating was done using a GRADE grid.
The strength of the recommendations is determined according to key factors and validated by the experts after a vote, using the Delphi and GRADE Grid method.
We employed a voting system based on an adaptation of the GRADE grid [ 40] that it was anticipated would allow the consensus group to indicate strong or weak support for a recommendation.
"Voting" was anonymous and were based on the use of GRADE grids for formulation of the strength of recommendations([ 8].
The first solution utilizes a production Grid environment based on GEMLCA and the P-Grade Grid portal, and the second represents a BOINC desktop Grid-based solution.
It can be directly applied to workflows described by DAGs especially in highly automated systems like big data pipelines, the P-GRADE grid portal [38], ASKALON [40], Petascale science applications [44], the development of new HPC services like hybrid computing [26], or even event-driven business processes [45, 46] and the visualization of web services [41].
In addition, graders indicated the location of each druse within the standard AREDS grading grid.
An article called "Are you clever enough to watch a Tom Stoppard play?", as though every usher taking tickets should also be administering a short entrance exam, or checking your GCSE grades against a grid on the door like a "you must be above this height to ride" sign.
The grading and scoring grid drawn up for each monument led to the mapping of the stability of the current DORIS network.
Laboratory direct shear tests and bending tests were carried out on specimens reinforced with various grades of FRP grids to obtain the mechanical properties of the bonding surfaces between the PCM and the concrete reinforced by FRP grids.
At present two possible alternatives for the accelerator are considered: the reference design, based on MAMuG electrostatic accelerator, where the total voltage is graded using five grids at intermediate steps of 200 kV, and the alternative concept, the SINGAP accelerator, for which the total voltage is held by one single gap.
