Sentence examples for a satisfactory characterization from inspiring English sources
Although this version of reductionism is no longer widely accepted, primarily because of the difficulty of giving a satisfactory characterization of the distinction between theoretical and observational statements in science, the question of the reducibility of one science to another remains controversial.
Dissatisfied: There is no explicit characterization, or it is inadequate, and it is not possible to identify criteria for determining a satisfactory characterization analyzing the data of projects stored in measurement repository, carrying out interviews with projects members or analyzing projects documents.
Modified folates are not commercially available and this has clearly hindered a satisfactory characterization of archaeal SHMTs.
No standard parametric distribution provided a satisfactory characterization of the number of grand-offspring per successful brood.
Here it is shown that a more satisfactory characterization is obtained by basing a correlation coefficient upon elements of the mixture, an element being much smaller than the smallest constituent unit capable of independent movement and thus having the composition of one of the pure components.
In 1968, Geoffrion [1] proposed a slightly restricted definition of efficiency that eliminates efficient points of a certain anomalous type and lended itself to more satisfactory characterization.
He also suggested that his methods would be applicable to standard systems of set theory (however, it was only after the satisfactory characterization of decidability and the Church-Turing thesis a few years later that it was possible to give a fully general formulation of the incompleteness theorems (see above); this was first done in Kleene 1936).
Determining if a graph is hamiltonian is known as NP-complete problem and no satisfactory characterization for hamiltonian graphs has been found.
Up to isomorphism, all associative algebras arise in this way whether of finite or infinite dimension, providing a satisfactory and insightful characterization of the notion in lieu of an axiomatic characterization, not given here.
What a satisfactory lesson!
A satisfactory answer evades me.
