Sentence examples for metric which measures from inspiring English sources
Al-Damluji also welcomed the prospect of the development of an impact measurement metric which measures interventions and spending in different areas, noting that the Disability Adjusted Life Year offered a way of comparing the impact of different healthcare interventions.
Last year, researchers at Emory University placed Blue Jays supporters nineteenth, out of Major League Baseball's thirty fan bases, on their "win sensitivity" metric, which measures attendance relative to a team's winning percentage.
To accomplish this task, it calculates for each path the path metric, which measures the distance to the received symbols sequence.
In general relativity, where space-time itself becomes warped and curved by the matter and energy within it, the Pythagorean theorem still has a part to play; it morphs into a quantity called the metric, which measures the space-time separation between infinitesimally close events, for which curvature can temporarily be overlooked.
The error vector magnitude (EVM) is a metric which measures the distortion level of a signal.
The latter metric, which measures a company's market value, plus net debt, to its revenues, makes Opnet look cheaper at just 1.5.
To assess disease burden, a time-based metric which measured both premature mortality (years of life lost, or YLLs) and disability (years of life lived with a disability, weighted by the severity of the disability, or YLDs) was used.
A metric ruler uses the metric system, which measures in centimeters instead of inches.
Roughly, graph hyperbolicity is a metric parameter which measures how close is the shortest-path metric of a graph from a tree metric (the smaller the gap the better).
Similarly, with bipolar patients, data from Choudhury's smartphone sensors can be used to determine a Social Rhythm Metric score, which measures the stability of a patient's routine and is also determined through self-reporting.
The second clustering is based on the distance metric, dist2, which measures the subset similarity between DO terms.
