Sentence examples for measures of some from inspiring English sources

Sampling efficiency is measured by monitoring the rate at which different conformations of the molecules' dihedral angles are visited, and by computing ergodic measures of some observables.

In contrast to the known characterizations of the trace inequality, this "pointwise" condition is stated explicitly in terms of potentials of w and σ, rather than measures of some subsets of Rn.

In this section, we establish key performance measures of some models as special cases of our model.

The ratings agencies have suggested that deficit-reduction measures of some $4 trillion over 10 years could allow the U.S. to retain its current rating, though that also depends on a healthy pace of economic growth.

These "features" are simply summary measures of some aspects of the data.

Measures of some of these indicators have already been used to evaluate interventions that aim to promote patient empowerment.

There are also positive measures on some of the specifics.

The screen measures 4.8in (diagonally) – nearly a tablet by the official measure of some analysts (5in and up), but doesn't feel overlarge.

So in yesterday's elections, Americans took the measure of some of those who were in elected office and said they wanted change.

We also show that factor copula models provide superior estimates of some measures of systemic risk.

This time, however, some measures of relief were forthcoming.