Sentence examples for unified criterion from inspiring English sources

What we get, overall, is the long missing unified criterion of identity for rational and irrational numbers, both of which can now be treated as elements in an encompassing number system (isomorphic to, but distinct from, the system of cuts).

Other methods avoid this problem by using a unified criterion from among all frequency bins.

However, there is lack of unified criterion to appropriately evaluate the energy absorption capacity of tubular structures.

This paper presents results from an effort to establish a unified criterion for scaling-up the unstable boundary for the dense-phase pneumatic conveying of powders.

Furthermore, a unified criterion to predict the critical buckling of substrate-supported graphene is given by a simple expression, which could be of great help in design and manufacture of graphene-based electronics and devices.

The proposed method is based on the framework of hybrid systems which synthesizes the multilinear model, produced by nonlinear systems, in a unified criterion and poses a two-level structure.

Finally, we discuss efforts towards establishing unified criteria for map and model assessment and validation.

The in vitro adsorption property of major uremic toxins (e.g., indole and indoleacetic acid) was also studied during the development of generic formulations without unified criteria.

The present findings indicate considerable variation in the occurrence of MHO across the different European populations even when unified criteria or definitions were used to classify this phenotype.

There is considerable variability in the prevalence of healthy obesity across the different European populations studied, even when unified criteria were used to classify this phenotype.

To clarify and unify criteria a European project supported the development of the Universal Technical Standard for Solar Home Systems UTSfSHSStandard for Solar Home Systems UTSfSHS