Sentence examples for measuring degrees from inspiring English sources

A resolver is a type of rotary electrical transformer used for measuring degrees of rotation.

Our tests show that, among five proposed indicators for measuring degrees of evenness, Atkinson Index (AI) with weighted parameter of 0.1 is relatively the most stable indicator.

The Ipsos poll, measuring degrees of happiness, is not strictly comparable with those that ask about "well-being" (such as Gallup) or "life satisfaction" (the World Values survey), so it is hard to test the validity of the conclusions against other efforts.

Wy, Wx, Wû, and Wz,are n x 1 vectors representing spatial lags and ρ, τ, φ and ω are the corresponding scalar parameters measuring degrees of spatial interactions with respect to output, inputs, inefficiency level and the exogenous variables affecting inefficiency, respectively.

A score measuring degree of inclusion is calculated for each indicator.

Consistency indices (measuring degree of homoplasy) were calculated excluding uninformative characters to prevent artificially inflated values [36].

The scales measuring degree of symptoms were all significantly intercorrelated.

Thus, any attempt to measure degrees of success must involve simplification.

Whoever wants to measure degrees of guilt, whoever says it wasn't really like that, or not that bad, is trying to defend the indefensible.

With scoring methods based on a modern technique called statistical machine learning, the scoring formulae used to measure degrees of social influence are a result of an optimisation that seeks to maximise the predictive value of our scores.

This entry usually abstracts from this issue by supposing that we can unequivocally determine, for any ideal of equality, how to measure degrees of inequality across the board.