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In this case the basis of competition on the X/Y axes are metrics defined by the users in the existing market.

This process simplifies identification of the most sensitive parts of the architecture, selection of the best suitable safety mechanisms to reduce thereby failure rate on the system level and improve the metrics defined by the standard.

In this article, we shall show that the metrics defined by Feng and Mao, and Du are equivalent.

The evaluation of these three segmentation algorithms is based on two metrics defined by Martin et al.: Global Consistency Error (GCE), and Local Consistency Error (LCE) [4].

Those cloud providers satisfying the consumers minimum requirement of SMI category and attribute score as per the metrics defined by CSMIC are evaluated for cost optimal deployment plan.

The fine-grained authorization service is then evaluated using the metrics, defined by NIST, which are further divided into two categories: administration and enforcement.

called distinguished metrics (d-metrics) defined by the corresponding Lagrangians.

called distinguished metrics (d-metrics) defined by the corresponding Lagrangians and, induced by such Lagrangians, canonical N-connections.

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In this study, two new distance metrics defined as the time taken by water flow to travel between two locations are developed, and replace the spatial distance metric or Euclidean distance that is currently used to interpolate topography.

"For long-term carbon budgetary goals to have any chance of success it is essential that short-term metrics are defined by reference to the national carbon budget.