Sentence examples for measures analogous from inspiring English sources

Apparently, the initial metaphor influenced participants to favor crime prevention measures analogous to those appropriate for preventing the spread of viruses, or analogous to those appropriate for preventing attacks by beasts.

Note that while we predict a sequence of stores (a D-trajectory), the evaluation we provide in the rest of the paper focuses on precision and recall measures (analogous to information retrieval since relevance of ads relies on this more) rather than order (order is considered elsewhere for the shopping mall scenario in [12]).

Data from measures analogous to those in the WISC-III were examined (performance and verbal IQs, verbal information, digit symbol coding, block design, picture completion and verbal comprehension).

Furthermore, the identification of EEG measures analogous to fMRI-executive control and appetitive drive network synchrony could potentially reveal the sequence and timing of mechanisms underlying the processing and inhibition of the brain's response to alcohol cues that contribute to the maintenance of abstinence.

On the invariant ds a four-dimensional geometry may be built up which is in a large measure analogous to Euclidean geometry in three dimensions.

First, a measure analogous to the Jaccard similarity is proposed to calculate from the presided funds similarities between the top-ranked universities.

The standard social welfare measure, analogous to the one described in, for example, Pissarides (2000) under no discounting, is used and can be written as W=hat{e} W_{m+int_{hat{e}+int_{hat{e}, (21).

Proposition 4 below gives a 2BSDE description of ρ ·(X) that, similar to parts 3-4 of Remark 12 for (pi ^{u}_{cdot }(cdot)), implies that ρ defines a dynamic risk measure (analogous to (pi ^{u}_{cdot }(cdot))) that is time-consistent over all (mathcal {F}_{t} -measurable X in (mathbb {L}^{2}(mathbb {F}_{t} -measurable

We study the theory of Sobolev's spaces of functions defined on a closed subinterval of an arbitrary time scale endowed with the Lebesgue Δ-measure; analogous properties to that valid for Sobolev's spaces of functions defined on an arbitrary open interval of the real numbers are derived.

Sensitivity determines the stimulation strength required to produce a reward of a given intensity (a measure analogous to the KM of an enzyme) whereas gain determines the maximum intensity attainable (a measure analogous to the vmax of an enzyme-catalyzed reaction).

Plaque growth was quantified by converting the cubic root from volumes in 3D images to yield a linear measure, analogous to the radius [ 22].