Sentence examples for measure some aspects from inspiring English sources

We assume that all sensors measure some aspects of the system of interest with additional sensor-specific and irrelevant components.

This case study includes the implementation of a prototype of the proposed solution and some tests with deaf users to measure some aspects of the proposal for a real DTV system.

Gonzalez-Garcia et al. (2008) show that it may be possible to measure some aspects of the core-mantle transition region with the IceCube detector currently under construction at the South Pole (Karle et al., 2007).

Overall, both (d k)) and (f k)) measure some aspects of the structure and dynamics of hierarchy in a complex system, but only the rank diversity captures the way elements change their positions in the hierarchy, beyond minor changes in scores that could be attributed, for example, to different ways of measuring performance.

Interestingly, four of the five nonsignificant items came from the same emotional domain (astonishment, surprise, and amazement), suggesting that, while this might measure some aspects of project ownership, it does not differentiate between the groups and might in a future iteration of the POS be considered for removal.

Only the NTU, ODW and the VM measure some aspects of cyberbullying that are not focussed only on youth.

This method is to measure some aspect of evidence, directly associated with the body, which changes at a known or predictable rate and is started or stopped at the time of death.

Our findings indicate that the exposure to food ads around a person's home does measure some aspect of the food environment that is associated with obesity.

Six of the nine (BioClim layers 1, 2, 5, 8, 9, 10) measure some aspect of temperature (e.g. annual mean temperature or mean temperature of driest quarter), and on average, J. spinosa occurs in warmer (or warmer in a particular season) habitats than J. jacana (Additional file 3: Figure S1, Additional file 4: Table S2).

Unfortunately, although these scales have proven useful in measuring some aspects of well-being, they fail to cover other relevant areas of psychological, social, and experienced well-being.

Recently, ribosome profiling was suggested for measuring some aspects of the translation process at nucleotide resolution (Ribo-seq) (Ingolia et al. 2009).