Sentence examples for an extended definition from inspiring English sources

In an extended definition, the term light embraces the totality of electromagnetic radiation.

We discuss existing definitions of data literacy and find a need to create an extended definition of Big Data literacy.

These modulation laws are extracted by using an extended definition of the so-called "ridges" of the continuous Gabor transform, which enables a more accurate estimation.

To overcome the limitation of white noises in the Fokker-Planck equation, an extended definition of correlation coefficients is used when constructing the Ito system.

First, although an obstacle to including self-reflection as worship is the basic definition that worship is "reverence and adoration for a deity", an extended definition includes a "great admiration or devotion shown towards a person or principle".

It proposes to define the characteristics and the evolution of funeral behaviours during the Neolithic times in Southern France, between about 6000 and 2200 B.C. Southern France has been considered in an extended definition, from Atlantic Ocean to the Alps, a territory constituted of 26 departments.

Thus, based on the nature of these fractures, a new extended definition was recently suggested as following: "a complication of root canal treatment, characterized by a complete or incomplete fracture initiated from the root at any level, usually directed buccolingually" (Tsesis et al. 2015).

L. 96 349, § 2(a)(1), extended definition of "documentary material" to include any product of discovery.

It will thus be convenient to have a suitable extended definition of the latter, following the remarks above.

A new and extended definition which informs the empirical investigation reported in this paper is discussed in the next section.

Based on this extended definition, an improved Driving Force State Response (DSR-HNS) policy making framework is introduced.