Sentence examples for indicator applied from inspiring English sources
The selection between h- and p-refinement in the hp-adaptation approach is made based on a smoothness indicator applied to the most recently available flow solution values.
Subsequently, more practical uses of the R2 indicator applied to actual responses from the Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) analysis of transonic airfoil.
"White Codes day" is the number of patients' accesses to emergency departments that resulted in a white code (lowest level of priority) during GPs' working hours; "White Codes Total" is the same indicator applied to any access, thus including those at night or during week-ends.
It said: "Our performance across all six prisons we run has been to a high standard, with every aspect of performance either meeting or exceeding the key performance indicators applied by the MoJ.
Two performances indicators applied to every hydrants are use: relative pressure deficit and reliability.
Jaramillo et al. (2016) provide an idea about indicators that can be used following the indicators applied by urban observatories of the United Nations and other social researchers.
Most importantly, the available indicators applied only cover negative aspects of health outcome, and thus leave out indicators based on positive health measures.
In the next section the concept of HNV and the indicators applied are reviewed, then the methodology applied is presented and the results are discussed.
"Our performance across all six prisons we run has been to a high standard with every aspect of performance either meeting or exceeding the key performance indicators applied by the MoJ.
Secondly, it reviews the types of performance indicators applied in said energy systems simulations and thirdly it reviews and details existing advanced energy system performance indicators and proposed additional indicators.
Mainali et al. [44] introduced a rural energy sustainability index combining 13 techno-economic, environmental, and social indicators applied in six countries (China, India, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Ghana) between 1990 and 2010.
