Sentence examples for a constant definition from inspiring English sources

They based their contention on their reconstitution of historical series of deaths classified by cause of death on the basis of a constant definition above and beyond the various revisions of the International Classification of Diseases (56).

Within a multicenter study, we needed a constant reference definition; in the interests of parsimony and persuaded by the argument that children with these 2 signs would almost certainly be included on the basis of lower chest wall indrawing or yet more severe signs, we did not include them in the PERCH case definition.

Research suggests that this method can be appropriate when the research design is consistent by ensuring constant definitions, measurements, models, and variables (Kish 1994).

The wording of the definitions of all the base units be both tightened up and changed to reflect the change in emphasis from explicit unit to explicit constant definitions.

At its 23rd meeting, held in 2007, the CGPM recommended that the CIPM should continue to investigate methods to provide exact fixed values for physical constants of nature that could then be used in the definitions of units of measure in place of the IPK, thus enabling the transition from explicit unit definitions to explicit constant definitions.

If p t) = p, where p ∈ (1, ∞) is a constant, by the definition of |u|p t), it is easy to get | u | p = ( ∫ 0 T | u ( t ) | p d t ) 1 ∕ p, which is the same with the usual norm in space L p. The space Lp(t)is a generalized Lebesgue space, and the space W1, p(t)is a generalized Sobolev space.

Furthermore, even if it were possible to agree on a constant and universally-accepted definition of human intelligence, why should this apply to non-human animals?

An equilibrium of model (2.2) is, by definition, a constant solution of (2.2), ((S t),E t), I t))=(S^,E^,I^)), where ((S^,E^,I^)) satisfies the following system: left { textstylebegin{array}{l} 0 = Lambda-mu S^- beta S^I^, 0 = beta S^I^- mu+varepsilon)E^, 0 invarepS^I^- mu+varepsilongamma)I^-ovE^line{operatorname{co}}[h(I^)].

Also, the pairs of Cauchy sequences, have subsequences which are -close via a real constant in Definition 2.2 for any given and some integer.

In explicit-constant definitions, a constant of nature is given a specified value and the definition of the unit emerges as a consequence.

If (p cdot)) equals a constant (pin(1,infty)) in Definition 2, then we see immediately that the definition is equivalent to the classical Muckenhoupt class (A_{p}) [15].