Sentence examples for gross measure from inspiring English sources

Indexing and linguistic analyses of text generate a relatively gross measure of the semantic relationship, or subject similarity, of documents in a given collection.

Based on computer simulations, we show that this complexity in three-dimensional granular materials can be greatly resolved by considering a single, gross measure of the anisotropic fabric distribution of strong contacts.

Thus, 12 occurs as the number of inches in a foot, months in a year, ounces in a pound (troy weight or apothecaries' weight), and twice 12 hours in a day, and both the dozen and the gross measure by twelves.

CBO estimates that millions of employees will leave ESI coverage, but millions of others will join, for a net of 3 or 4 million, not a gross measure.

Never mind that GDP is simply a gross measure of all activity in the formal economy -- good things and bad things, costs and benefits, mere market activity, money changing hands, busyness in the economy -- for the bigger it gets, the greater the potential for both private profit and public revenue.

The first test performed was ERG, which provides a gross measure of retinal function and an indication of relative rod and cone efficacy.

By definition, the gross domestic product evaluates gross measures to determine the supposed success and happiness for a country and its citizens.

And how can researchers assess impacts that might not be captured by gross measures such as doctor or hospital visits, and deaths?

Thus the neurobiological similarity of sign and speech goes beyond gross measures such as lateralization: the same fronto-temporal network achieves the planning of structured linguistic expressions.

The company began its workforce analysis with three gross measures for each operating unit: work climate and employee satisfaction, productivity, and retention.

Eventually Mr Coyote would go bankrupt and Acme would be forced to write off the bulk of the loan.As a result, you need to be suspicious of arguments that net debt ratios are more significant than gross measures.