Sentence examples similar to time bound measures from inspiring English sources
If the position of the peak is considered as an estimate of the typical travel time, the lower bound measures the best case, travel under optimal conditions.
An additional measure of fidelity is the quality of goal setting, with goal records coded as measurable and time bound (1) or as not measurable and time bound (0), allowing calculation of percentage fidelity overall and by area/exercise professional.
In comparison to existing approaches to learn and extract failure signatures, the presented methodology offers extraction, selection and validation of rules/patterns which is linked to sufficient time to execute corrective and proactive measures to avoid failures (the time bound).
While both studies measured self reported racism using a single item, the YPP item was not time bound thus considered a life-time history of racism whereas the WAACHS limited experiences to the past six months.
realistic, safe, worst-case execution time bound.
Russia, for instance, objected to using the phrase "long term" conservation efforts in the document that came out of the latest negotiations in July, instead preferring time-bound measures.
#### Note to editors An action plan is a signed commitment that allows the United Nations to support a party to conflict listed in the annexes of the Secretary-General's Annual Report on Children and Armed Conflict by laying out concrete and time-bound measures it must take to end and prevent the recruitment and use of children, as well as other grave violations.
The fraction of RNA bound was measured.
SAX allows for time series distance measures, which lower bound the corresponding distance measures of the original real-valued series.
Next time, it's bound to work!
