Sentence examples for outputs attributed from inspiring English sources
The experimental results showed that one quarter of the annual hot water demand of a single occupant dwelling could be provided using 1 m2 of concrete solar collectors with spring and autumn months producing the highest daily energy outputs; attributed to the vertical orientation of the concrete solar collectors.
Robust design principles suggest that we not only study the mean response for a given input vector but also the variance in the output attributed to noise and other unaccounted factors.
The terminology was used by an ontology-driven information extraction system that outputs attribute value pairs.
Figure 4 Distribution of responses for each of three S&T outputs as attributed by FNR participants.
As addressees, these institutions represent mutually shared expectations to which services and outputs are attributed [82], either when reassurances about fulfillment of expectations are necessary (e.g., "electricity supply is safe") or when disappointments occur, be they singular or continuous (e.g., "the engineers will manage/not manage the transition").
Summary of output variables attributed to determining equations.
That is the estimated global cumulative economic output loss attributed to behavioral health disorders between 2011 and 2030.
One of the assumptions here is that individual FNR participants (researchers with current and previous experience of formal networking research projects) in many cases are best informed in terms of applied S&T outputs which they achieve and whether these outputs can be attributed to a specific research project.
The most/principal significant process parameter (significant influence on the output attributes) is one which has a higher F value (or smaller P value).
However multiple output attributes are not allowed in decision tree and algorithms are unstable.
Accordingly, the rows in Table 6 represent transitions, expressed as tuples of input and output attributes (f 1 in,..., f n in, f 1 out,..., f n out).
