Sentence examples for means of aggregate from inspiring English sources
The global properties of the system are computed by means of aggregate functions over the features.
The Differentiated Services architecture aims at providing scalable network Quality of Service by means of aggregate scheduling.
Moreover, in [22] it was strongly argued that the real test of economic convergence is a consistent diminution of variance, not among the means of aggregate variables, but among individual enterprises and households, there by, rather indirectly, arguing against the plausibility of observing convergence dynamics in models of aggregate national accounts data.
Ashby and Altman studied hospital productivity during the period 1980 1989 by means of aggregate productivity, defined as the ratio of admissions (after adjusting for the complexity of the patients and outpatient activities) to FTEs [ 10].
The Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has consistently exploited the region's chaos as a means of aggregating his own power.
Thus showing the universal applicability of analyzing the performance of automated workflows by means of aggregated task views.
The Wireless Application Protocol, a proprietary means of aggregating Web-based content on cell phones, already exists apart from the Internet.
The Differentiated Services architecture allows providing scalable Quality of Service by means of aggregating flows to a small number of traffic classes.
This paper introduces the concept of process evolution functions and event reduction policies, which allow for the time resolved visualization of an unlimited number of concurrent workflows by means of aggregated task views.
Its pros and cons as a means of aggregating rankings are extensively discussed, if not hotly debated, starting with de Borda versus Condorcet.
While we propose one simple means of aggregating risk across medicines based on labeling information, we recognize that numerous other approaches to generating such scores could be considered, given that drug labels often reflect primarily short term use in a specific diagnosis.
