Sentence examples for older parameters from inspiring English sources

According to the add-on strategy that strives to improve the predictive power by including new sensors on top or instead of older parameters, the algorithm comprised seven parameters and reached retrospective sensitivity of 65.4%, for a target specificity of 99.5% that corresponds to 1.83 FP alarms per patient-year.

The older parameter sets could not cover the dataset and the newer ones (i.e., Cheminf 2015) had accuracy problems with some atom types.

"It demonstrates an expertise that's outside the old parameters of what ad agencies did".

By all the old parameters such a selection should not work – Buttler has not even faced a white ball for five weeks.

In situations of deep crisis, an authentic division is urgently needed: a division between those who want to drag on within the old parameters and those who are aware of the need for radical change.

Just as Bel Canto's siege unstitches the old parameters – time, language, class – that govern the characters' lives, so the jungle in State of Wonder is a space in which the calendar, medical ethics and capitalist economics are suspended and then sliced open for further consideration.

"New" kinematic wave parameters that give better agreements are recommended to replace the old parameters.

Similarly, the time of travel formulas that are based on the new parameters are recommended to replace the formulas that are based on the old parameters.

Otherwise, the nodes are not updated and they continue to use the old parameters (beta _{i}^{(n)}) until the next optimization round.

The alcoholic strength expressed in percent by volume (% vol) is one of the oldest parameters for which quantitative analytical methods have been developed, and is still determined in businesses and laboratories around the world.

Because bears are not legally hunted until 1.5 years old, parameters for cub and yearling survival from den emergence to the fall hunting season at age 1.5 are confounded with fecundity parameters (number of cubs produced per year).