Sentence examples for measure of mutual from inspiring English sources
But they do so under some measure of mutual restraint.
After seventeen years of marriage, Nava and Benny still loved each other, but their daily interactions were characterized by a measure of mutual politeness mixed with suppressed impatience.
By halting extradition proceedings the home secretary was in danger of breaching international law and conventions under which signatories undertook to provide each other with the widest measure of "mutual assurance" in extradition proceedings.
Cooperation on Process While inspection is not built on the premise of confidence but may lead to confidence if it is successful, there must nevertheless be a measure of mutual confidence from the very beginning in running the operation of inspection.
Thus, it follows that the quantitative-qualitative measure of mutual information can be defined as (6).
(Garrett and Woodworth 1958) contend that 'Correlation method is used to examine the relationship of one variable to another' (p. 122) and that 'correlation is simply a measure of mutual association between two variables' (p. 180).
Finally, we propose two measures of mutual funds' degree of "persuadability," that are meant to capture mutual funds' willingness to learn from and be persuaded by a dissident.
Thus, the purpose of this paper is to present a pattern recognition method for the detection of stator windings short circuits based on measures of mutual information between the phase current signals.
However, some data is naturally discrete in nature and the development of accurate measures of mutual information to accommodate this is an important area of recent research.
The average of these individual cluster entropies, weighted by the relative membership of each cluster, defines the conditional entropy of cancer given the choice of gene(s), out of which measures of mutual information and synergy can directly be evaluated (see Methods).
As a measure of their mutual affection, each gave the other a namesake.
