Sentence examples for using the figures of from inspiring English sources

The number of clusters was identified using the Figures of Merit application embedded in MEV [ 47].

Using the figures of the RIVM, and assuming a 30% cumulative disease attack rate, we estimated that ≈12% of the population will consult a general practitioner (Table 2).

As we know that age, gender and obviously 'self-reported health' are associated with health-related QoL [ 30], we weighted the samples for these factors using the figures of the National Bureaus of Statistics.

The electrical energy consumption of ASR was estimated for the most efficient visible light irradiation system using the figure-of-merit electrical energy per order and compared with batch and laminar falling film slurry reactor.

He said he was using the figure of 16,000 just as an example.

The name derives from a custom initiated by Gerardus Mercator in the 16th century—of using the figure of the Titan Atlas, holding the globe on his shoulders, as a frontispiece for books of maps.

"The next generation wasn't brought up to 'walk against the wall'," he added, using the figure of speech often offered as advice to avoid becoming a victim of the state security apparatus by staying away from politics and activism.

In a measurement with a standard flat, the measurement accuracy is mainly determined using the figure of the standard flat.

Similarly, the total amount of metal consumed was represented by a single normalized curve, using the figure of merit [(Sc−1)·(FAkpΔt)1/2], where Sc is the scale mass ratio of oxide to oxygen and Δt is the cycle duration.

Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Iain Duncan Smith has been using the figure of 121,000, which comes from the same report but is the number of people claiming any type of working-age benefit.

Instead of calculating the social harm that comes from pumping carbon-dioxide into the atmosphere at $22 a ton, the government will now be using the figure of roughly $36 per ton.