Sentence examples for a correct definition from inspiring English sources

The system implements four independent modules to treat the different factors that affect a correct definition of the dynamic object.

A correct definition of the term might then be understood as one that best explains those platitudes.

A correct definition of threshold stress intensity is critical to understanding the growth of small cracks in advanced gas turbine engine applications.

Among several fatigue characterization tools, a correct definition of a loading cycle under multiaxial fatigue loading conditions shows to be crucial to estimate multiaxial fatigue life.

Schwanenflugel et al. (1997) prepared five options in one item: a correct definition, a partial definition, two incorrect definitions, and a 'don't know' option.

After surgery, 164 91%) of the gA patients remembered the interview - before, 90 50%) what AD are and 61 34%) could give a correct definition of AD.

Since braking in one span would create response in different spans, a more correct definition of impact factor with vehicle braking should be based on a comparison of the maximum dynamic and static responses at the same span in which braking occurs.

An approach to a more correct definition of terms in this area is given.

Most discussions of the definition and determination of death assume that there is a uniquely correct definition of death.

Each of these approaches, however, makes certain assumptions that might be contested: (1) that death is more or less determinate, more event-like than process-like, (2) that there is a uniquely correct definition of death, which can be formulated in terms of necessary and jointly sufficient conditions, and (3) that human death is morally a very important marker.

Ainsworth implies, neither the word "maternal" nor the word "deprivation" seems to be a literally correct definition of the phenomenon under consideration.