Sentence examples for the terms measures from inspiring English sources

From now on, we will use as synonyms the terms measures of performance, performance measures, and acceptability indices.

The Web of Knowledge database was searched using the terms: measures, decision making, satisfaction, mental illness, shared decision making, mental health care, and decision making involvement.

Thus, the terms measure and bar are often used interchangeably.

In everyday speech, people often use the term "measure word", or its literal Chinese equivalent  liàngcí, to cover all Chinese count-classifiers and mass-classifiers, but the types of words grouped under this term are not all the same.

The term 'Measure' is a measure of weight or difficulty for each item (items with a negative measure indicate more difficult).

The first term in the objective function measures the interconnectivity within the subnetwork, while the second term measures the degree of association between vertices and the subnetwork.

The second term measures the value in the change in the net imports, −z, i.e. the terms-of-trade-effect.

The coefficient of the interactive term measures how the health workforce density in a country modifies the effectiveness of Global Fund in changing the mortality trend.

The second term measures the probability of the sentence itself; for example, as Chomsky noted, "colorless green ideas sleep furiously" is intuitively more likely to be uttered than the reversal of the phrase.

The first term measures the reductions in the input coefficients, i.e. technical change.

The first term measures the (unavoidable) noise in Y, the second measures variance in the prediction estimates.