Sentence examples for merits describes from inspiring English sources
Yasmine Gooneratne, another cousin within the vast Bandaranaike clan, who recounted "Uncle Paulie's" scathing comments in her family memoirs, Relative Merits, describes "Aunt Sirima" as "the most formidable and charismatic leader the country has ever seen".
Once we have extracted the edge, we can post-process quantitative data to obtain various figures of merit describing the growth.
Based on these FESEM images, we have therefore calculated the different figures of merit describing the morphological features of our spiky particles (see Table 1), as also schematically reported for clarity in Figure 4.
We solved the field equation with a tensor Green's function technique, and extracted figures of merit describing the influence of the vacuum pipe on the radiation pulse as a function of the problem parameters.
A limited amount of information on the overall guide geometry and a figure of merit describing the desired beam is used to generate the code necessary to solve the problem.
Nerd Merit Badges describes itself as "inspired by" the Web site Science Scouts, which has offered highly amusing digital versions of merit badges with hard-science themes for several years.
This situation follows the figure of merits as described in Equation 1; hence, one has to compromise the two parameters in order to obtain the appropriate TCO materials.
At this point, GBLUP estimates of SNP effects were estimated as the regression of SNP effects on additive genetic merits as described by Taylor [ 70].
Variance components and were estimated by restricted maximum likelihood and at convergence of the variance component estimates, SNP effects were estimated by GBLUP as the regression of SNP effects on additive genetic merits as described in Taylor [ 69].
Almaeena said Jabarti's appointment was based on merit and described her as a dedicated journalist.
Several figures of merit are described and used to find appropriate values for the coefficients in the linear combination.
