Sentence examples for mathematical indicator from inspiring English sources

The objective was to develop a mathematical indicator of tree-ring eccentricity for dating the recent dynamics of landslides.

For example, the stress index - a mathematical indicator of the inspiratory pressure-volume curve shape over the tidal range [ 7] - can work well enough when the lungs are mechanically uniform and/or are free of their confining chest wall, but it, too, cannot be relied upon when those conditions are not assured.

We propose performance indexes for the benchmark problem that seem to be good mathematical indicators of fast vibration isolation recovery.

Following the rationale presented in this and the previous sections, three hypotheses, each with associated mathematical indicators, have been framed for testing (Table 1).

At the conclusion to this section a series of hypotheses are framed about the planar spatial properties that are expected to be found in the Yuyuan Garden, how these will be tested and what mathematical indicators will be used to determine the relative validity of each hypothesis.

The main challenges in defining and assessing hydrological alterations are: how to define a reference state (referencing); how to define criteria upon which to build mathematical indicators of alteration (measuring); and finally how to aggregate the indicators in a single evaluation index (valuing) that can serve as objective function in the optimization problem.

It's funny that a smiley face means you're ovulating but an entirely emotionless mathematical value indicator affirms that a human is developing inside of you, because many people will certainly not be wearing an actual smiley face on their faces when they find out they're pregnant.

In addition, we followed the JSEM approach developed by Hyman and Leibowitz (2001) for evaluating indicators and developing the specific mathematical relationship between indicators.

To assess mathematical literacy as an indicator of math competence, an 85-items test was administered (for details, refer to OECD [2003]).

This paper describes an attempt to address this challenge by developing a methodology using mathematical optimization and SD indicators.

This approach acknowledges presumed exchangeability of indicators after mathematical manipulation.