Sentence examples for which when evaluated from inspiring English sources

"We have said we can't rule out acquisitions which, when evaluated under strict financial and business criteria, would bring a clear profit and return on investment," the chief executive, René Obermann, said during an earnings conference call when asked whether Deutsche Telekom was considering a bid for Sprint Nextel.

which, when evaluated over the operating subcarrier frequencies, yields the vector where.

which when evaluated at the N c OFDM subcarriers yields h ̄ ij ( t ) = h ̄ ij ( t ; f 0 ) … h ̄ ij ( t ; f N c − 1 ) T. (9).

Leaf cells of our tree contain up to b particles (we call this the bucket size), where the optimal value is around 16. Central to the efficiency of a tree code, particularly one using GPU acceleration (see below), is how we create lists of interactions (PP, PC, CC and CP2) which when evaluated give us the force on the particles.

In a study of bariatric surgery patients, 62%% had ECG abnormalities which, when evaluated by a cardiologist, did not constitute a contraindication to bariatric surgery [ 32].

In the continuous model, the likelihood ratio test statistic was 13.61, which when evaluated in a -distribution yielded a p-value of 0.0011.

A design dimension is a tuple dd= 〈V P,t a r g e t E l e m e n t s E x p〉, where VP is a non-empty totally ordered set of variation points and t a r g e t E l e m e n t s E x p is an OCL (Object Constraint Language) expression which returns – when evaluated on an initial UML architectural model M – the elements of M that demand a decision about the architectural concern represented by dd.

The key idea is to introduce a new scalar field which is constant when evaluated at the scale corresponding to the metric of physical interest.

Passing a judgment on cannibals, Montaigne also says: "So we may well call these people barbarians, in respect to the rules of reason, but not in respect to ourselves, who surpass them in every kind of barbarity".[51] Judgment is still endowed with the possibility of postulating universal standards, such as "reason" or "nature", which help when evaluating actions and behaviors.

The linear damage rule is employed with rainflow cycle counting either on the shear or on the normal strain history depending on which gives more damage when evaluated individually.

This is particularly evident in Figs.  8 and 9 which show rankings by NMSE and Chi-squared metrics, where the Birnbaum Sanders distribution was particularly ill fitted as compared to Figs.  11 and 12 in which it is comparable when evaluated using the (R^2), and AIC and BIC criteria, respectively.