Sentence examples for a natural definition from inspiring English sources

A spanning graph is a natural definition and not necessarily a Delaunay triangulation.

While such a natural definition is not possible, we propose here a heuristic approach to engineer such a length.

Therefore, one cannot have a natural definition for a particle, e.g., various observers may disagree with the existence of particles.

Therefore, a natural definition of the reward is the throughput that can be obtained at each decision epoch.

We show that the interaction forces lead to a partial wetting condition and in particular to a natural definition of the equilibrium contact angle.

So induction and hypothesis testing, because you would prefer the data to make its own definition of function… a natural definition, a natural ontology.

Thus, to capture a more natural definition of \(U_i(E \) where we need to represent the players' knowledge in a possibility structure where the \(K_i\) operators do not necessarily satisfy negative introspection.

The combination of the fixed costs and the discontinuously declining marginal product generates two critical values in the distributions of skills that lead to a very natural definition of skill mismatch.

However, one may argue that a more natural definition of \(U\) and \(S\) would be one where the instant \(s\) is required to be strictly in the future (resp., in the past) of \(t\) and that no requirement for the truth of \(\varphi\) is imposed on the current instant.

A priori, the most natural definition of 'conserved interaction' for the alignment (f1− y1) and (f2− y2) (where f1 and f2 are fly's proteins, and y1 and y2 are yeast's proteins) is the following: 1. f 1 interacts with f 2, and y 1 interacts with y 2 in their respective PPI networks.

For example, there is no natural definition of an atom in a condensed phase since the electron density is a continuous finite function with no natural boundaries between the nuclei.