Sentence examples for sections to decide from inspiring English sources
This criterion will also be used in the following sections to decide the offered cell load for the finite buffer model.
The aim of this first section is to decide upon a broad environmental type within which to frame the exercise.
The convergence criteria developed in Section 3.1.2 to decide when enough permutations have been performed can be slightly altered to suit practical applications: where Pest(N) is the estimated P-value (either Pecdf or Pgpd) after N permutations, and Pestα(N) is the α% confidence bound on the estimated P-value.
"In 1961, we added a section on data sufficiency to the quantitative reasoning section, asking candidates to decide whether the sample of data presented was sufficient to answer certain questions," Mr. Sarathy said.
8. Finally use the gene signature progression procedure (see the following section) with sscMap to decide the signature length.
The Golden Section can be applied to decide on the proportion of these two areas on the screen when designing this type of page.
The CNC establishment (CNCE) protocol is presented in this section and is used to decide whether or not CNC will be performed on different unicast pairs at intermediate nodes.
All of these factors determine the actual channel quality experienced during a radio transmission, which is computed as described in Section 5.2.7 and used to decide whether the transmitted information is received in error making use of link-level results as discussed in Section 5.2.8.
In the following section, we describe how to decide the class of a given input after obtaining its sparse representation.
In this section, we consider how to decide whether a set of q new biomarkers have added value to p existing ones in two nested linear models.
For each section, the participant has to decide using a multiple-choice format how most people would perceive the behaviour of a protagonist, using the following categories: (a) fairly normal, (b) rather strange, (c) very eccentric and (d) shocking.
