Sentence examples for principled measure from inspiring English sources

The most principled measure of exceptionality of a motif m is a p-value (or its negative logarithm) of its observed occurrence count, i.e. score(m)≔−log ℙ(X m | s |≥ Occ m (s)), where the probability measure ℙ refers to a random sequence model to be specified, and X m n denotes a random variable counting motif occurrences in a random text of length n.

But he is also principled, measured, kindly, ironic.

To this end we used a novel, principled, and general measure of behavioral complexity based on the statistics of movements occurring during the task.

He's not Superman — not invulnerable, and not endowed with anything but some natural talent, some audacity, and some practical intelligence — but he's fiercely principled, and his devotion to his principles lends him an extra measure of efficacy.

The old Apple 'one-sized fits all' philosophy is already very outdated for some users and risks being caught flat-footed on a growing number of fronts — be that if your measure is software 'innovation' or a principled position on privacy.

Their principled stand could make it possible for Congress to step back today from the brink of passing a tax-relief measure that is increasingly seen by voters as too big, too unfair and too slow in helping the economy.

Please act IMMEDIATELY!" Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz)., who has been one of the lead opponents of Paul's measure, didn't seem surprised that the junior senator was using his apparently principled stand as a fundraising gambit.

But whatever happened between Gary Condit and Chandra Ann Levy, a measure of candor from Mr. Condit, even at this late date, would have been the principled choice.

If only school officials throughout the state were as principled as he, he suggested, they would admit that teachers unions are fundamentally incapable of agreeing to measure their members honestly.

They are principled.

Strong, detailed, clear, principled.