Sentence examples for underlying standard from inspiring English sources
The emphasis on theory enables the reader to appreciate the fundamentalassumptions underlying standard theoretical constructs and to embark on independentresearch projects.
(iii) Cross-layered approach in order to ensure a dynamic and reliable messages scheduling and transmissions processes, while remaining adapted to the IEEE 802.11p underlying standard.
For its part, Amazon decided instead to throw out the old playbook and create a product that consumers love because it worked nearly instantly with a huge number of connected devices, regardless of underlying standard.
As such, it seems unlikely that this effect reflects a difference in memory load, particular to the design of Experiments 1 and 2, and/or a violation of the assumptions underlying standard models of SDT, particular to Experiment 3. The results of Experiments 1 to 3 showed that AV timing sensitivity could be enhanced by the presence of an additional, temporally proximate, visual event.
Within this interquartile range will reside 70%to85%5% of all misclassified patients (depending on the underlying standard deviation of the APACHE II scores).
If in McManus' data the correlation between these covariates is high, the underlying standard errors for private school may become unusually large and significance is lost.
The group meets regularly to hash out issues underlying standards for the new system.
These collaborative undertakings, such as the Bioperl project in bioinformatics and genomics or the Chemical Markup Language, make it possible to agree on basic underlying standards or full-fledged software products that are open to all, yet rely on the same communities for maintenance and updates.
Thus, PERCH is generating both large volumes of data and potentially correlated results that do not meet the standard assumption of ignorable correlation among regressors that generally underlie standard statistical methods used in the analysis of case-control studies (eg, logistic regression).
Lorentz symmetry is a foundational property of modern physics, underlying the standard model of particles and general relativity.
There is, thus, a "choice in model primitives" shortcoming underlying the standard HMM implementations that is resolved in the metastate HMM description to follow.
