Sentence examples for objective such that from inspiring English sources

Normalization factors are computed for each objective, such that the normalized sum of scores on all items is identical for each objective.

One image was captured (using a 20× objective such that 1 pixel = 0.18 μm) for each case for each double labeling experiment.

The cone of light collected by a lens is given by the numerical aperture (NA) of the collecting objective, such that the collection angle α is given by: α = sin − 1 (N A / n ) (1 where n is the refraction index of the immersion medium.

This process focuses on clearly defining the problem at hand and identifying the full suite of decision-relevant objectives, such that the best available science can be used to evaluate the utility of different actions and the trade-offs in choosing one option over another.

To classify 'benefit', we distinguished a direct benefit (i.e. a tangible positive outcome whereby there is an intervention intended to prevent, diagnose, or treat illness or injury) and indirect benefit (i.e. benefits to other children of the same age or with the same condition, or benefits that are not related to the research objectives as such that could include gifts or payments).

Since the early 2000s, several consecutive City authorities have negotiated this course of action, on a project-by-project basis, often restating some commendable objectives, such as that of allocating at least 50% of the renewal areas as green areas.

By restricting to drug combinations which inhibit the objective reaction (i.e. such that max v ∈ H (D ) (v obj ) = 0 ) the optimal solution Y is (2) Y = arg min D ⊆ D max v ∈ H (D ) (v obj ) = 0 σ (D ).

If the rankings were logical and objective, such rules would ensure that champions do not duck tough opponents.

According to ecological arguments, factors at the level of landscape affect ecological processes and the abundance of species, as a result of which the related objectives, such as those that are quantitative, are also spatial.

I cannot remember another projection, even for difficult objectives such as borrowing, that was wrong by such an order of magnitude.

Richardson et al. (1989) considered the VEGA as a multi-objective optimization method and reported that VEGA tended to favor the extrema of the objective functions, such that only the endpoints of the tradeoff curve were found.