Sentence examples for measure an edge from inspiring English sources

Another conservative nomination could give opponents of the Oregon measure an edge.

An aluminum block was moved stepwise between the source and a BC400 plastic scintillator detector in order to measure an edge response.

The last local network-based measure we use in our analysis assesses the inferability of every single edge in a network and, thus, provides the nest resolution of any error measure since an edge is the most basic component of a network [ 36, 37].

Besides benefiting the public, the pollution measures give an edge to firms with the most advanced technology, which in this case happen to be foreign multinationals.As for the consumer law, Western firms, used to operating within strict consumer-rights regimes back home, ought to cope better with it than domestic ones.

In such networks, a node represents the expression of the gene being measured, and an edge indicates that the expressions of two genes are correlated.

Measure a small edge on either side of the book and a smaller edge for the top (match the base edge).

The distance referred to here can be measured between planes (which are then parallel), leading to a face offset pair of meshes; or it can be measured between edges (an edge offset pair, implying the same parallelity) or between vertices (if corresponding edges are parallel, we call this a vertex offset pair).

The simUI measure [21] is an edge-based approach to measure the semantic similarity between two classes.

Pratt's FoM (see (4)) is a measure for edge deviation between an ideal edge map and another one produced by an edge detector [47].

Brogan had drafted the A+ Plan into a bill, but Bush called for revisions to give its accountability measures a harder edge.

Ebc({i,j}) measures the importance of an edge over information flow between other nodes in the whole network.