Sentence examples for which expresses how from inspiring English sources
Kenneth Tynan described Guys and Dolls as "the Beggar's Opera of Broadway", which expresses how seriously this least serious of musicals is, and should be, taken.
Fuzzification refers to transformation of crisp inputs into a membership degree, which expresses how well the input belongs to the linguistically defined terms.
The explanatory power of hypotheses should be compared for the same values of k, which expresses how strongly we believe in the hypotheses and how much variation is allowed.
The test is based on the log likelihood ratio, which expresses how many times more likely the data are under one model than the other.
We also determined the R value for each model, which expresses how much of the variation in charges is explained by the hospital and market characteristics.
With each concrete entity is associated a query in its underlying database, which expresses how to retrieve instances of the concrete entity in the database (e.g. v1 for C11 in Fig. 1).
The two victims exchanged messages on Facebook before their trip in which expressed how much they were looking forward to going to Florida and their holiday.
It consists of 45 items, answered on a Likert scale, divided in four factors, which express how people cope with their problems.
This was confirmed in particular by the analysis of the σ curves, which express how much a precipitation of a given duration and amount can be considered "exceptional", where the exceptionality is statistically assessed in terms of multiples of the standard deviation.
5 These are studies in which a test is evaluated against a clinical reference standard, or gold standard; the results are typically reported as estimates of the test's sensitivity and specificity, which express how good the test is in correctly identifying patients as having the target condition.
He begins, then, with a shot across the bow, which expresses just how seriously he will hold the theists to their claim that all things have one cause.
