Sentence examples for article is defined from inspiring English sources

Video, in this article, is defined in its broadest sense--essentially anything multimedia that engages audiences through sight and sound simultaneously (e.g. white board animation).

Since only the ratio between α and β is needed for I/ Qimbalance compensation, I/ Qimbalance in this article is defined as γ ≜ β α.

The original LBP operator in another article is defined with respect to the surrounding pixel values while the GRAB operator is defined with respect to overlapping surrounding regions.

The SPART filter used in this article is defined as the following feedback circuit [6]: ζ ( t ) = μ ∫ d t F ̃ μ τ [ z ( t ) - ζ ( t ) ], (1).

In our analysis, a 'systems article' is defined to have some content on hardware or mechanical development, and a 'software article' is about embedded software development possibly with embedded systems-related constraints.

In this case, the individual outage event happens when the pair (R 1, R 2) falls in Part 1 or Part 2, and the outage probability of the Slepian-Wolf relay model considered in this article is defined as P out, relay = 1 - P 3 - P 4, = P 1 + P 2. (9) Figure 3 The schematic diagram of the proposed Slepian-Wolf relay system.

The terms "pictorial, graphic, and sculptural works" and "useful article" are defined in section 101, and these definitions are discussed above in connection with section 102.

Nucleotide divergence in this article was defined as the number of mismatch bases divided by that of comparable bases after pairwise alignment made by CLUSTALW.

An original article was defined as a paper presenting new research results.

A relevant article was defined as one which sought and then used IPD from multiple studies to develop and/or validate a risk prediction model based on one or more predictors.

An IMPF article was defined as one which reported, as a primary objective, a meta-analysis using IPD to assess the prognostic ability of one (or more) factors in patients with a specific disease or health condition.