Sentence examples for intuitive measures from inspiring English sources
Indeed, it revealed that the neural code of the brain is very different than our usual mathematical intuition: what we may regard as intuitive measures, like the Hamming distance, fail to capture the similarity between neural population responses.
Centrality is one of the most basic and intuitive measures of a network, as it identifies the significance of the nodes in the network.
We define and analyze two simple and ecologically intuitive measures of the capacity of the habitat patch network to support a viable metapopulation.
Success after surgical revascularization of the lower extremities, traditionally defined by graft patency or limb salvage, fails to consider other intuitive measures of importance.
Familiar concepts from control engineering such as bandwidth and stability margin are extended into the two-dimensional frequency domain, providing intuitive measures of closed-loop performance and robustness.
Thus, rather than prescribing a fixed process or measuring a particular outcome, it focuses on the individual's ability to adopt intuitive measures to survive and thrive in the business world.
This is the accounting method required by the Securities and Exchange Commission — but not exactly an intuitive measure of the board-approved pay that each executive received.
We use an objective quality measure, which reflects in a comprehensible way the behavior of the introduced temporal scalability with a very simple and intuitive measure.
As the DM as such is not an intuitive measure of fitness for the FSs, we will concentrate on demonstrating the audio retrieval performances obtained with different FSs.
Moreover the characterization of the watermark-to-noise ratio in the frequency domain is shown as an useful tool to give a simple and intuitive measure of performance.
Travel time is an important index for managers to evaluate the performance of transportation systems and an intuitive measure for travelers to choose routes and departure times.
