Sentence examples for meaningful index from inspiring English sources
For this analysis, we substituted "days" for "intervention hours," to provide a meaningful index of time for both the intervention and control groups.
But there are ways in which the pattern-seeking is a meaningful index of the event, and gives us more insight into its hold fifty years on than the evidence does.
Reprints Related items Hedge funds: Fool’s goldAug 30th 2001 Hedge funds: The latest bubble Aug 30th 2001 Hedge funds with listings: Martyrs to transparencyAug 30th 2001Institutional investors, including Mr Anson, acknowledge the difficulties of producing a meaningful index.
In this project, we aim to extract information from the digital repository and create a meaningful index that could be useful to the researchers.
The RWC, a measure of plant water status, reflecting the metabolic activity in plant tissues, is used as a most meaningful index to identify the legumes with contrasting differences in dehydration tolerance (Sinclair and Ludlow 1986).
"A more meaningful index to judge the sustainability of China's economic growth would be the proportion of wages to national income," Liu Shangxi, deputy dean of the Research Institute for Fiscal Science at the Ministry of Finance, told Xinhua in a Monday report.
Both are meaningful indices, but not quite as satisfying as traffic crashing your whole site.
Neural networks are not only asked to return some meaningful indices of the structural behavior but also to reproduce load time curves during crash phenomena.
These features were combined into three meaningful indexes, i.e., conservation, current vulnerability, and future vulnerability, thus creating an assessment of the preservation or degradation of saladas in the context of encroaching agricultural irrigation projects.
We also present an alternative model for fitting the data obtained, to give meaningful indices of the reaction system.
Our study suggests that d' and H2' represent scale-independent and meaningful indices to characterize specialization on the level of single species and the entire network, respectively.
