Sentence examples for measures and apply from inspiring English sources

Both sides are willing to go beyond advocating for legislative or judicial measures, and apply pressure in the form of economic boycotts.

The main challenge here is to link and modify the security measures and apply them in accordance with the requirements of Fog platform.

First, we give several equivalent conditions for the continuity of δg ∗ μ in g ∈ G. Then for a quasi-invariant and ergodic probability measure on a measurable group, we prove a zero-one law for translated subgroups, which is a natural extension of Kallianpur′s zero-one law for Gaussian measures, and apply it to the Wiener measure on a loop group.

As there are several ways of determining central nodes in a network, we consider here three of the most well-known centrality measures and apply them to the networks aggregated over the whole data collection: degree k, strength s and betweenness b of nodes in the aggregated networks.

Third, we compare the structure-based similarity measures and apply the most accurate measure to the candidate dataset to determine a positive training set that includes homologous and common-partner analogous pairs of interfaces and a negative training set of structurally unrelated interfaces.

We formulate sensitivity measures and apply them to data provided by Perez-Orive et al. (2002) to assess the sensitivity of Kenyon cell responses over time in the mushroom body (MB).

This paper shows how to calculate these controllability measures, and applies the algorithms to some process examples.

In[24], we reported the results obtained by extending our method to other measures of NG such as Negentropy, and moment based measures, and applying them to synthetic and real datasets in the blind spectral unmixing problem context.

What's new is that we developed three different inequality measures and applied these both at the level of individual states and at the level of the 435 congressional districts in order to get a sense of how unequally exposure to industrial air toxins is distributed in these two political jurisdictions.

In most instances they are appropriate because they offer direct estimates of C as functions of tree measurements, which are easy to measure and apply.

Baseline predictive markers that are binary in nature (i.e. a mutation or gene amplification) are attractive because they may be easier to measure and apply prospectively than biomarkers based on the measurement of circulating factors.