Sentence examples for revised weights from inspiring English sources

In doing so, the criteria and revised weights were combined and the landslide susceptibility maps were produced using OWA and AHP (See Fig. 4c and d).

Within this phase we aim to produce the landslide susceptibility maps of the 'Novel approach', based on the outcome of sensitivity analysis and the revised weights.

Hence, in the following computation of two baseline landslide susceptibility maps, an alternative pair of landslide susceptibility maps is computed by using revised weights obtained from GSA (see Table 3 columns c e).

The improved accuracy of MCDA in the 'alternative approach' by using the revised weights from AHP-MCA clearly approved leads to improvements in the accuracy and reliability of LSM studies.

(You can find a basic version of the revised weight loss calculator here. She is perhaps her own best advertisement.

Multiplying the revised weight vector W in Section 4.1 by the membership matrix R, the evaluation matrix B = (b i ) may be received, as shown in (20).

Mail out 2 occurred within a month of the three month measures and consisted of their 3 month assessment results, revised weight control goals and three behaviour change strategies each for diet and physical activity tailored to their three-month assessment results, and further copies of self-monitoring materials.

"It's the three polar security cutters that is really first and foremost in my mind". The plans for change include revising weight standards that disproportionately affect women, easing the service's tattoo policy and removing some restrictions that were in place on single parents, the admiral said.

He produced revised atomic weights for about 30 elements, including carbon, studied the structure of dyes and pharmaceuticals, and wrote on inorganic chemistry, metallurgy, and physiology.

A reported for all non-dairy cattle in year 2012 (US, EU15, Russian Fed., and Australia); or calculated using IPCC 2006 [4] defaults except for revised body weights listed in Table 2.

Right: The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry IUPACC) regularly updates its familiar "Periodic Table of the Elements". The most recent iteration, published Dec. 1, 2018, includes a newly revised atomic weight range for argon.