Sentence examples for quantitatively criteria from inspiring English sources
In order to assess the performance quantitatively, criteria should be built.
A convenient 2D and 3D evaluation criterion that can quantitatively measure the magnitude and the location of surface deflection is developed mathematically.
Quantitatively, objective criteria have been established for selecting among competing models that describe the same phenomenon.
A quantitative criterion called shape parameter is then used to express quantitatively the difference in shape between a given experimental drop and a spherical shape.
While we understand some parents' bias toward the tall trucks, SUVs do not measure up quantitatively under the criteria we feel are most important in selecting cars for teenagers.
It is shown that unlike Hill's (1948) criterion, the latter macroscopic criterion quantitatively predicts the experimental results, namely: that the sample with axial direction along the rolling direction contracts, while the sample with axial direction along the normal direction elongates.
Subsequently, the probability of achieving a non-conservative fatigue assessment is calculated in order to evaluate the different criteria quantitatively.
Transparent seismic design objectives for buildings of different use groups have been established qualitatively and interpreted quantitatively as performance criteria including drift limits.
The study assessed locations quantitatively for three criteria of bird diversity – species richness, the level of threat, and the number of endemism species.
Some recommendations for the being revised Cord are suggested to more reasonably determine the site-specific seismic input parameters of maximum credible earthquake (MCE), with the performance objective of preventing seismic catastrophes of secondary disaster, and quantitatively evaluating the criterion of the limit state of dam-breach for arch dams.
A two-class EM fuzzy clustering algorithm is designed to quantitatively determine the classification criteria in the classification distribution diagram.
