Sentence examples for process and measures from inspiring English sources

It assumes that the sequence of acoustic feature vectors is a Gaussian process, and measures the likelihood that two consecutive acoustic frames were generated by two processes rather than a single process.

Participants (N = 281) facing an upcoming college examination completed the Proactive Coping Inventory (PCI; consisting of two subscales that each assess one of the conceptualizations), the Proactive Competence Scale (PCS; that assesses the proactive coping process), and measures of well-being.

Data concerning the TCL, the level of group development as a related process, and measures of group performance, innovation and effectiveness were gathered from 119 participants belonging to 18 work groups of the organization's headquarters and three subsidiaries in Germany, Switzerland and Belgium.

The bootstrap test repeats this process and measures how often the observed Dax Sharpe takes on higher values than the average traders' Sharpe.

This implies open access to every step of the process and measures such as making public the criteria for the exam marking, publication of the correct answers, option to review the markings by those so wishing and the external design and elaboration of the exam questionnaire.

The Patient Flow Analysis (PFA) process outlines the care process, and measures time spent in each phase of the clinic visit, a potentially effective and efficient technique to collect data and evaluate the effect of interventions to improve patient visit efficiency by decreasing wait time in clinic.

The formalization of the training sessions lies in the structure (the process and measuring).

The software is employed to structure the computation process, and measure the importance of constituent indicators using pairwise comparison.

The mixer was fabricated in 0.18-μm 1P6M CMOS process and measured in 2.4-GHz ISM band.

In this paper, we reported the fabrication of capacitive pressure sensor using post-CMOS process and measured its response at various applied pressures.

Evidence-based practice was conceptualized as a process and measured with an instrument including six items.