Floating-point operations — or flops, as they are called — are a standard measure of speed.
In the present study, scores achieved for the Digit Symbol Substitution Test were significantly lower during the hypoglycemia study period (72.4 ± 20.2) compared with those during euglycemia (84.6 ± 20.7) (P < 0.001), confirming that a standard measure of speed of information processing was significantly impaired at blood glucose concentrations of 2.5 mmol/l.
A carefully regulated postal service unprecedented for its standards of speed, frequency, and security was evolved during this period.
The name Standardbred originated in the early development of the breed, when horses were registered in the official studbook (Wallace's American Trotting Register, first published in 1871) if they could meet certain standards of speed, such as trotting a mile in 2 1/2 minutes.
Such an assessment system must meet the high standards of speed, sensitivity, and process suitability of the existing production system.
Personal observation of some of the new cars give assurance that the engineers have developed new standards of speed, acceleration and smoothness, not only in engine operation, but in remarkable freedom from vibration in the cars as units.
Only 1.6% of key delirium articles (18/1,118) used gold standards of speed, amplitude, and criticality of cognitive decline or rapid reversibility.
Primary research outcomes were standard deviation of lane position (SDLP) and standard deviation of speed (SDSP); (total number of lane crossings (LC) and average speed (Speed) were secondary research outcomes).
Table 1 The mean and standard deviation of speed of different kinds of cars (unit: km/h) Statistics Small cars Medium cars Large cars Mean 86.8 77.1 71.1 Standard deviation 9.0 17.0 6.8.
Other studies compared accident rates to standard deviation of speed, mean speed reduction, and difference between operating speed and speed limit [2, 4, 18, 19].
