Sentence examples for measuring contributions from inspiring English sources

Most incentive schemes for peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing are rate-based, only giving consideration to upload rate when measuring contributions.

Indeed, that alone is a poor metric for measuring contributions.

National governments learn to regulate new types of self-generated work, to provide incentives for the use of private data for public goods and to develop new frameworks for measuring contributions to society beyond income generation.

4 Measuring contributions of biological and behavioural risk factors, social and economic determinants, access to quality care and broader politicostructural influences on CVD health outcomes in Australia has proved difficult, especially in rural areas.

Statistics for measuring contribution of individuals to the model curation process as well as community interest (measured by count of tags and comments on a model) would be integrated into Payao in future releases.

For current column performance the measured contributions are negligible in practice, probably because designs have been empirically improved together with improving column performance.

Watson and Yanowsky are present when I'm interviewing De Frutos, and while it's the choreographer who dominates the conversation, it's clear from the dancers' measured contributions how involved they have been in the project.

Contributions: The source code management system and the web framework's content repository allow us to measure contributions to technical and informational artifacts in a relatively consistent manner.

"Are you connecting?," the shoe designer asked after dismissing those who measure contributions to society by tracking sales and radio play.

Indeed, assuming linear summation of fluorophore intensity, the measured contributions were proportional to the fluorophore concentration and two-photon action cross section.

Albert Rivera, the Ciudadanos (Citizens party) leader, has also gained in stature, both for his willingness to negotiate and for his measured contribution to Wednesday's otherwise acrimonious debate.