Sentence examples for a definition that comprises from inspiring English sources

Actually, most of the EU member states have not established, as of 2017, a definition that comprises both a numerical target and a share of renewable energy sources [8].

(Since different theories in the sentimentalist family make use of different responses, this entry will adopt a liberal definition of a 'sentiment' that comprises non-cognitive attitudes and states of all kinds emotions, feelings, affects, desires, besires, plans, and dispositions to have them).

Blockchain is a distributed database that comprises an ongoing ledger.

However, one definition that can be used is membership of the European council, the EU institution that comprises the heads of state or government of the 28 member states.

This region is defined as the smallest rectangular area that comprises all of the sensors in T. Figure 1 shows an example of the definition of the region R with t=3.

The majority of the cells (43.5%) were EI, and a second large group of cells (28.2%) were predominantly binaural (PB), a category that comprised EO/F, OO/F and EE/F cells (see Materials and methods for definition).

3. Look back at the list on the board of elements that comprise a nation and develop a class definition of "nation building" using the New York Times article just read as a reference.

The Spearman's ρ value of the correlation is plotted for the immune genes that comprise each signature definition, coloured by the P value of the association.

The conditions that comprise the priority NCDs are by definition 'diseases', and the problem is widely described as a 'global emergency' and an 'epidemic' – in other words, the NCD problem is already framed in medical terms.

"It is a refusal to be left out of the definition of whatever it is that comprises American identity," said Debra Dickerson, a writer and 12-year Air Force veteran.

Numerous definitions of MetS have been proposed with various components that comprise it [ 3, 7- 9, 21- 24, 37- 39].