Sentence examples for requirement metric from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the climbing capability of the optimized rocker-bogie mechanism, the friction requirement metric is chosen, which is defined as a minimum friction coefficient required for a mobile robot to climb a stair without slip.

The effective capacity has been initially defined in [5] to evaluate the capability of a wireless service process in supporting data transmission subject to a statistical delay QoS requirement metric, called QoS exponent and denoted by θ.

In 2007, the European Commission announced that it was to abandon the requirement for metric-only labelling on packaged goods in the UK, and to allow dual metric imperial marking to continue indefinitely.

Because the measurement instrument failed to meet the requirements for metric invariance over subgroups, there is room for improvement to make the GAS better suited as a measurement instrument for video game engagement and addiction.

This strategy allows us to analyze the subset of days that meet a regulatory requirement using the metric specified in the standard but to present results with a single metric for the exposure variable (lag of the 24-hr averages) to maintain a common interpretation of the relative rate estimates.

This would add another requirement for routing metric information maintenance by all nodes, in order to serve each other to find the right secure path in the network.

CGM is increasingly being introduced into diabetes care [ 1]; therefore, there is an increasingly urgent requirement for a metric summarising the quality of short-term glucose control [ 21- 23].

I wrote lines and lines of iambic pentameter, speaking it round the house to myself, trying to get to the point where I might be able to improvise the verse fluidly, hoping that if I could, the writing would be driven by the desires and thoughts of the characters, rather than aesthetics or metric requirements.

The impact of using regionalised HSDR was evaluated in terms of improved model performance against measured sediment yields in a nested monitoring network, the complexity and data requirements of the metric, and the resulting spatial relationship between hillslope erosion and landscape factors in the catchment and along hillslope transects.

As can be verified, (delta) meets the requirements of a metric; therefore ((X,delta )) is an equidistant metric space, which we use as a representation of the tie case.

The authors propose new theorems and their proofs on requirements affecting affordability, propose a new complexity metric at requirement stage that measures the complexity limit of the system at conceptual stage (even before a specific design is determined), and propose two methodologies to elicit excess-free requirement sets and to identify conflicting requirements more effectively.