Sentence examples for a point defined by from inspiring English sources

More precisely, corresponding to any joint distribution in is a point defined by (26).

This idea of a passive regulatory system that does not involve any set point is called a settling point system: the system 'settles' at a point defined by the level of the unregulated parameter (either inflow or outflow).

The basic principle of TopSort is that if there are N features for each element in a dataset, each element can be represented as a point defined by these features in N-dimensional hyperspace.

CD's were derived from a geographical point defined by a specific longitude and latitude (a geocode).

As described in the previous references, in such an experiment, light propagated through a turbid tissue from an entrance point defined by an illumination fiber will tend to take an average path length through the tissue before exiting at an exit point defined by a collection fiber some distance removed from the illumination fiber.

In silico analysis of 10 new canSNPs along this branch indicated that CDC 684 was not in the terminal node created by the sequenced Vollum strain, but rather was located in a node midway between the sequenced strain and a branch point defined by the initial analysis of 100 Vollum-like strains, Figure 1.

Polar coordinates for individual cells were expressed as a single point defined by vector PI and angle θ on a polar graph (lower part of panel).

for μ, ν = 1, 2. At a bifurcation point defined by Re λ m = 0 we expect a ring to split into m spots.

I take each point x1, x2 and I map it in a corresponding point defined by these three coordinates.

Remark 5.1 All the results for the special case when μ = 1 or the class starlike with respect to a boundary point defined by subordination were presented at the 8th International Symposium on GFTA, 27-31 August 2012, Ohrid, Republic of Macedonia and thereafter published as [24].

Overall 58% of these tumours (phenotype III) displayed an active cell-cycle progression indicated by geminin levels above 7%, a cut point defined by the LI for the out-of-cycle state.