Sentence examples for a simpler definition of from inspiring English sources
It also has other attractive consequences; e.g., a simpler definition of the notion of ordinal number is possible.
Gaṅgeśa offers a simpler definition of perception as an awareness which has no other awareness as its chief instrumental cause.
The aim of the present study was to similarly validate the prognostic value of FT-AT in patients infected with HBV and to use these non-invasive markers for a simpler definition of HBV inactive carrier status.
We take a simpler definition of the resolution (as the largest scale divided by the smallest scale the system can discriminate), assume that the grid encodes location with a restricted range, and then seek to minimize the resources (number of neurons) required to achieve a given resolution within this range.
A simple definition of Sufism is in order.
With irritating concepts such as "vegganism" surfacing, perhaps it's time for a simple definition of veganism.
Some commuters have a simple definition of the unemployed: the people they used to see on the train every morning who aren't filling the seats anymore.
Entries range from a simple definition of a concussion and information for parents, players and coaches, to the latest research papers.
A simple definition of demand for freight transportation is that it reflects the difference between a commodity's value in two different markets.
Even a simple definition of Germany is not easy; the text of Mr MacGregor's book is preceded by eight maps illustrating how Europe's borders have shifted since 1500.
Ballistic capture orbits are generated by proper manipulation of sets of initial conditions that satisfy a simple definition of stability.
