Sentence examples for the practical criterion from inspiring English sources

The practical criterion of water inrush was put forward.

Sextus says that appearances (phainomena) are the practical criterion of the skeptic (PH 1.23 24).

The accuracy at predicting quality on unseen data is the practical criterion to evaluate the effectiveness of a trained system.

Considering the above weaknesses, the paper established a floor water inrush mechanical model based on triaxial seepage experiments, analyzed the main influence factors and the ultimate destruction forms of the rock specimens, studied the stress condition when the floor water inrush occur, and put forward the practical criterion on floor water inrush.

Using the Borne and Gentina practical criterion associated with the Benrejeb canonical arrow form matrix, to derive the stability property of dynamic complex systems, a new strategy of control is formulated for chaos synchronization of two identical Lorenz Stenflo systems and two new four-dimensional chaotic systems, namely the Qi chaotic systems.

The CoD permits biologists to focus on particular connections in the genome, and the estimated coefficients provide a practical criterion for selecting among potential predictor sets [1].

Therefore, seedling survival rate is a more practical criterion for the evaluation of cold tolerance than are traits that are assessed at the germination stage.

Data center locations are selected on the basis of practical criteria, including the availability of infrastructure, climate, and proximity to the end customers.

For this evidence-based approach and in the absence of any other model parameters except the main time interval (3 years) and the length of the follow-up (10 years), we suggest a simple practical criterion.

From this point of view, a practical criterion is to maximize the minimal SNR of all users.

Our practical criterion for success is the achievement of a transgene frequency of at least 0.80 within 3 years of release.