Sentence examples for metric as defined from inspiring English sources

The Cantor "middle third" set c may be obtained via the cia structure on C(I), the space of compact subsets of I with a metric as defined earlier in this supplement.

If we take (b=1_{mathbb{A}}) in Definition 2.1, then (d_{b}) becomes the usual (C^ -algebra-valued metriC^ -algebra-valued1].

(2) If we take (b=1_{mathbb{A}}) in Definition 2.1, then (d_{b}) becomes the usual (C^ -algebra-valued metriC^ -algebra-valued1].  .

In data compression, we are interested in finding an optimal approximation for minimizing this metric as defined by the following formula: (7).

Thus inspired by a multi-objective optimization, we use three objective functions F1, F2 and F3 Our cluster head selection algorithm is based on proposed trust calculation metric as defined above in Eq. (6).

For _2, we introduce an adjustment to the similarity metric, as defined below: sim i 1, i 2 = cos i 1 ⃗, i 2 ⃗ ∗ depth_weight i 1, i 2, (5) depth_weight i 1, i 2 = log 2 min depth i 1, depth i 2, (6).

In addition to the PAPR, the well-known Raw Cubic Metric (RCM) as defined in [40, equation (15)], which is related to the 3GPP Cubic Metric (CM) in [41], is regarded.

If we take (s=1) then generating space of b-quasi-metric family becomes generating space of quasi-metric family as defined by Chang et al. [36].

Our standard metric uses the l 2-norm as defined in Equation 13.

B q corresponds to a metric for blocking artifacts as defined in [48].

Our findings further support the utility of Perinatal Mortality as a metric, whether defined as stillbirths after 22 weeks gestation plus infant deaths within seven completed days after birth [ 28, 29] or other variants such as fetal deaths at or beyond 20 weeks gestation plus infant deaths under age 28 days [ 30].