Sentence examples for using measurement techniques from inspiring English sources

As a result, the social strength of each character in the social network is measured using measurement techniques that will then be used to mine the main plotline of the movie.

Some of these now-abandoned approaches were based on equipment and procedures that would have enabled the reproducible production of new, kilogram-mass prototypes on demand (albeit with extraordinary effort) using measurement techniques and material properties that are ultimately based on, or traceable to, fundamental constants.

Utility weights can be directly obtained from patients or the general public using measurement techniques such as the time trade-off or standard gamble [ 36].

Future studies, both longitudinal and cross-sectional, using measurement techniques acceptable to the child or technological equipment providing visualization of tissues, need to be done to evaluate types and amount of tissue growth and abnormal correlations between the two types of tissue.

The new method provides an easy way to evaluate the high complex permittivity exceeding 10,000, which is difficult to be measured by currently used measurement techniques.

Additionally, all previous studies used measurement techniques that physically encumber the subject by requiring masks or mouthpieces to measure oxygen consumption.

A major drawback of the previously used measurement techniques consists in their invasive nature.

This chapter is dedicated to eddy-current displacement sensors (ECSs)—one of the most widely used measurement techniques in harsh environments.

This includes describing the test process phases, used measurement techniques and tools.

All these previously used measurement techniques have either limited resolution in the submicron range, or have bias due to sampling air stream.

Differences in body position could therefore inflate measurement variation of body length based on previously used measurement techniques (linear distance from the eye to the base of the tail spine, e.g. Sullivan and Lehman 1998).