Sentence examples for measure which enabled from inspiring English sources

We derived a modified effective transverse cracking toughness measure, which enabled a better definition of coupled transverse cracking/diffuse damage in advanced computational models for damage prediction.

In particular, we develop an object-based approach based on the F-Measure a single-valued ROC-like measure which enables a straight-F-Measure ahanism for both optimising and comparing motion detection algorithmeasure

We use average clustering coefficient in order to get a global measure which enables us to describe the network as a whole in one number per time period.

It is a simple idea -- first we measure, which enables us to compare, which ultimately leads to change.

It is a patient reported measure, which enables relapse management to be evaluated from their perspective.

In an effort to answer this question we present a new measure which enables the quantification of the impact of incomplete CV with regard to steps of interest, the "CV Incompleteness Impact Measure" (CVIIM).

"In the case of failure to reach an agreement... the GCC member states will take measures which enable them to maintain their vital interests in the security and stability of Yemen," the foreign ministers said in a joint statement following their emergency meeting late on Saturday in Saudi Arabia.

Based on these findings, many techniques have been introduced to improve the perceptual visual features and dissimilarity measures, which enable to achieve semantically correct retrieval performances [1, 9 14].

Central to this process is the selection of suitable outcome measures which enable the detection of clinically important treatment effects.

NWAHS established baseline self-reported and biomedically measured information which enabled them to identify all people with diabetes and not just the diagnosed.

The participants were performing contractions with strength which they personally perceived to be their maximal strength, and load and strength were measured for every single contraction, which enabled us to exactly measure individual and total workload and strength during a series of contractions.