Sentence examples for nature of standard from inspiring English sources
First, because of the local and self-adaptive nature of standard EMD, the decomposition of signals from different sources may not match in either number or frequency content.
Twisters have become an accepted fact of Texas life storm cellars are in the nature of standard household equipment in the rural areas, and during the tornado seas on, which continues into early summer, prudent motorists travelling through areas alerted by severe weather warnings keep their car radios turned on in order to learn of the formation and expected movement of tornadoes.
Such work emphasized the importance of using richer feature sets (such as secondary structure information in addition to sequence), however, because of the nature of standard single-kernel methods, had to compromise on the type and format of features that could be used.
We overcame the non-probabilistic nature of standard (LS- SVMs through the use of a Bayesian framework [ 23].
Once again, this may reflect more on the nature of standard care than the efficacy of the intervention.
The quality and nature of standard care, and patient case-mix, are likely to be important determinants of the impact of changes within individual ICUs.
Keith Vaz, the committee's chairman, said the piecemeal nature of standards within the police service had to be unified for the first time by the new professional body, the College of Policing.
The voluntary nature of standards implies that they are not enforced by any legitimate authorities, but actively demanded by private profit and non-profit organisations alike.
To the sceptics, global warming has stopped since 1998, demonstrating the unreliable nature of the standard scientific view.
Mr. Namer said Alfa had not sought platinum, the highest level of LEED certification, because of the demanding nature of that standard.
The technique, NichePSO, extends the inherent unimodal nature of the standard PSO approach by growing multiple swarms from an initial particle population.
