Sentence examples for terms of merit from inspiring English sources

But I don't think that in terms of merit that she has that experience I am afraid.

Although choosing thickness as the optimization variable showed slightly better convergence in terms of merit function when genetic parameters were not varied but this cannot be generalized as it is purely dependent on the design specification.

We note that this LSSUS closed-form expression can be applied to most channels, but in terms of merit, it is more appropriate for the characterization of the wideband channels like acoustic, sonic, UWB channels, and other emerging systems operating at high fractional bandwidths; in which case the concept of time scaling is more suitable than Doppler shift.

The proposed straightening algorithm is tested on 140 images but more test samples can reveal more output cases in terms of merits or demerits of proposed algorithm.

A detailed analysis of the CSPMIPv6 protocol in terms of merits, demerits, and its architecture, which represents the underlying of the LB-CPMIPv6 mechanism, is presented.

"They're probably, just in terms of literary merit, among the five best books ever written.

QUESTION FROM TOBY: Which is your favorite of the Gospels, in terms of literary merit, or just as a story?

So do affirmative action programs, which include people as part of a social group rather than in terms of individual merit.

Even if he falls a step short of the pantheon, he could still point to the one innings that was, in terms of technical merit and presentation, cricket's answer to Katerina Witt's Carmen on ice in Calgary.

But could they have a point at a time when, as Lawson suggested, the high-quality TV box set is coming to be regarded as the "new 19th century novel" in terms of artistic merit and scope?

In the case of the artist, badness or goodness is a moral quality or judgment; in the case of his art goodness and badness are terms of aesthetic merit, to which morality does not apply.