Sentence examples for a homogeneous definition from inspiring English sources

It can be recommended to work out a homogeneous definition.

These languages have no resources for forming compound predicates; hence, the definiens of a homogeneous definition of \(G\) is bound to be atomic.

In familiar first-order languages, for instance, it is pointless to define, say, a one-place predicate \(G\) by a homogeneous definition.

Moreover, because of the fact that homogeneous definition and parameters might be modified in different ways, the proposed concept could be used in the more detailed analysis, for instance regarding influence of stand structure on registered spectral values.

Furthermore, the available data are not homogeneous (definition, incidence, concerned population) making analysis difficult.

Observe that, whatever this logic, no specific conditions are needed for regular homogeneous definitions.

Here are some examples of regular homogeneous definitions: Note that 'The True', as defined above, belongs to the category of sentence, not that of singular term.

Neuropathological assessment using molecular biology and immunohistochemistry, homogeneous definitions, harmonized interlaboratory methods, and assessment standards can identify 54 to 97% of AD cases and can eliminate 62 to 100% of nondemented subjects, but only between 8 and 42% of non-AD dementias, without, however, being able to clarify the etiology of most of these disorders.

In addition, cells in culture constitute a homogeneous system by definition.

By its definition as a homogeneous solid, a mineral is composed of a single solid substance of uniform composition that cannot be physically separated into simpler compounds.

We begin with the definition of a homogeneous Poisson point process.