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Furthermore, in duty-cycling mode, the shortest hop-count metric demonstrates the best performance compared to the other metrics.

By relaxing one of the constraints and coupling it with a fast multidimensional search technique, the metric demonstrates improved accuracy and efficiency compared to other metrics in recognizing hand-written digit samples.

As expected, the first metric demonstrated that the number of years between disturbances was significantly less in stands that were harvested and then burned, than those that were burned and then burned again.

Results from numerical experiments — including one example in spherical symmetry adopting the Schwarzschild metric — demonstrate that the method achieves high-order accuracy and that the distribution function satisfies the maximum principle.

Our analysis using a global performance metric demonstrated that C3NET provides consistently superior or at least competitive results compared to other inference algorithms widely used [ 27, 30].

Neither is a functional meaning of the new metric demonstrated to support the case that the metric can be used to evaluate other methods, and decide which method to use.

The RS is the most widely validated resilience metric, demonstrating appropriate psychometric properties across life in previous reviews [ 11, 12, 40]; these results are supported by the present review of older samples.

The 'R&D investment per publication' metric demonstrated great variability year on year, with a peak of £2395 in 2005 and a low of £395 in 2007, and median investment across 1997 2009 of £779 per publication (Table 5).

A decrease and then increase of the H-metric demonstrate that the metric can pick up these processes occurring in the microstructure.

Our proposed image quality metric is compared with other no-reference quality metrics demonstrating more accurate results and compatible with subjective mean opinion score metric.

This is another quantitative metric that demonstrates the closeness of one image with the reference image.