We introduce a performance-weighted transfer method that weights each estimator in proportion to its performance, as predicted by basin descriptors including at-site precipitation, aridity ratio, drainage area and ratios of those descriptors between the ungauged and index site.
In a play about bumblers, Teach is a virtuoso of ineptitude, a nonstop, self-justifying spielmeister whose cockiness, like that of sexual braggarts, is in inverse proportion to his performance.
Operating costs are reduced in proportion to seasonal performance.
Furthermore, ADC 2 will be formulated after a serious transformation of CCM, which is in direct proportion to detection performance.
No feedback was given during the scanning phase of the experiment, although participants were instructed that they would be paid in proportion to their performance on the task, at the end of the experiment.
And like many dot-coms in the 1990s, its stock price ballooned far out of proportion to its financial performance.
The POR is in inverse proportion to the network performance.
A player begins with initial propensities on a class of evidence-based behavioral rules and, given experience over time, adjusts her propensities in proportion to the past performance of the rules.
The week before last, as I read the paper that was full of horror stories involving Facebook, I thought of my grandfather and of one of his favorite meditations by Marcus Aurelius: "Remember this -- that there is a proper dignity and proportion to be observed in the performance of every act of life".
However, their tracking performances are combined in proportion to the number of the corresponding particles in target tracking.
