Sentence examples for metrics that take from inspiring English sources

The approach introduces sensitivity analysis for factor fixing, harnessing hourly data and metrics that take into account surface temperatures.

In spite of the nature of cross-layer metrics that take into account information from different layers, lets them be very reactive to changes, we observe that using these metrics, pairs of nodes tend to mainly use the same set of two or three routes between them.

These techniques also allow to designate adaptive allocation metrics that take into account factors such as cost and target cell throughput.

Specific performance metrics that take into account the frame and the DL-MAP messages detection were considered to illustrate the adequate performance of the proposed design.

Here, disability-informed criticism has favored outcome metrics that take account of the social contribution to disability-related disadvantage, and standards for just distributions that are oriented toward disrespectful inequalities (Anderson 1999; Nussbaum 2006a; Wolff 2009b).

The proposed method and analysis of luminance contrast values will help revisit the viability of the existing lighting guidelines and develop perceptual lighting metrics that take into account the lighting-related needs and preferences of senior populations.

The first contribution of this paper is to endow spike train space with a parameterized family of metrics that takes into account different time warpings and generalizes several currently used metrics.

Maternal residential exposures to solvent emissions were estimated with metrics that took into account residential distances to industrial sources and annual amounts of chemicals released.

They are based on metrics that should take into account the semantic and inference issues: the semantic issue in order to preserve the meaning of the linguistic labels and the inference issue since this can influence the behavior of the rules.

For example, there is often a tradeoff in terms of speed of measurement (favoring short-term metrics) against the use of metrics that capture a firm's true objective (favoring metrics that may take weeks or months to be realized).

However, proxy advisers' voting recommendations, on compensation in particular, have been based on crude, oversimplified, one-size-fits-all formulae and metrics that cannot take into account all relevant nuances underlying executive compensation decisions.