Sentence examples for known metrics from inspiring English sources
The metric is investigated at some length and compared with other known metrics on graphs.
Adobe Analytics is a sophisticated product, so much so that users might focus on a set of known metrics at the cost of missing key insights.
As both Faith's Index and Evolutionary History have been called Phylogenetic Diversity or PD in the past, I have decided to abbreviate Faith's Index as FI in order to avoid confusion with other known metrics of phylogenetic diversity.
Initially, the presence of DNA damage was assessed in Ccnd1+/+ and Ccnd1 KI/KI by quantifying intrinsic p-H2AX and 53BP1 foci, established markers of DNA breaks and known metrics for genome integrity.
The proposed method provides a single model of travel on an urban road network, via the identification of an optimal coefficient within a class of distance metrics, known as Minkowski metrics.
Since metrics such as outage probability, error probability, and throughput follow directly from SINR, once the SINR distribution is known these metrics can be computed quite quickly and easily[27].
From 2010, science, technology, engineering and medicine (so-called stem subjects) will be assessed using statistical indicators, known as metrics, such as the number of postgraduate students, the number of times research is cited by other academics, and the amount of money a department brings in through its research.
We evaluate the approach from technological and pedagogical perspectives using the known structural metrics.
Another possible extension of this study would involve the examination of less known similarity metrics.
It is however well known that metrics such as MSE and PSNR do not correspond very well to how the human visual system operates and how humans judge differences between images.
Mascheroni, Greiner, Dapozo, & y Estayno (2013 p.126) indicate that Usability Engineering (UI) can be defined as "a set of techniques for the development of systems in which is specified the quantitative levels of utility and is constructed to achieve those levels, known as metrics".
