Sentence examples for the practicability of measuring from inspiring English sources
To improve the practicability of measuring system, a robust vision measurement method is proposed.
The viability of the method ultimately relies on the practicability of measuring in real operating conditions, as well as on the validity of the implicit assumption that the water backscattering measured in open water can be used as an estimation of the contribution from the finite water column of length when the target is present.
The occupant survey is to determine their perceptions of fire safety measures in high-rise buildings and the practicability of measures that could be adopted to improve safety.
Ofcom is due to present its report on the practicability of the site-blocking measures included in the DEA to Hunt in the coming weeks.
The practicability of the current sensor has also been measured in real environmental samples with good recoveries and with consistent results as verified with other standard technique.
For assessing method performance, (1) efficiency measures from the PCR were considered (E1, average PCR efficiency for the endogenous target; E2, average PCR efficiency for the transgenic target) and (2) the number of reagents used to run the PCR (indicated as "score") was used as a measure of the practicability of the methods.
In this part, a set of experiments based on practical measured data are demonstrated to verify the practicability of the proposed algorithm.
To evaluate the practicability of the WHO protocol, observer and participant time was registered.
It will also be important to evaluate the practicability of each test and the ease of adoption in clinical laboratories.
The group around Jürgen Bajorath actively de-mystifies those similarity concepts for us by providing quantitative measures on the inter-relation, thereby sharing their experience on the practicability of all those computational-based approaches.
Most of the existing methods need a numerical or measured baseline mode shape serving as a reference to identify damage, and this requirement extremely limits the practicability of the methods.
