Sentence examples for artifact to define from inspiring English sources

Since 1960 technological advances have made it possible to address various weaknesses in SI, notably the dependence on an artifact to define the kilogram.

In this paper a self-calibration procedure based on a simple one-dimensional uncalibrated artifact is proposed to define a volumetric error model of the MScMS-II.

In this case, templates are used to define the artifacts that can be generated.

In model-driven engineering (MDE), metamodels and domain-specific languages are key artifacts as they are used to define syntax and static semantics of domain models.

To propose this DSML to represent CSR we analysed international standards, guides and regulations on CSR and we reviewed CSR strategies developed by different companies in order to define the artifacts of the CSR Metamodel.

The potentials for the eye blinks and lateral eye movements were averaged separately, and their first spatial principal components were used to define the respective artifact topographies.

This however could be an artifact of the LR cutoff used to define hotspots.

Although these allow the user to define tasks and data artifacts as web services, they are often considered inflexible and complicated, often due to vendor specific solutions and inaccessible documentation.

The next step was to implement these artifacts in the O-FIm framework and to define a method to evaluate segmentation.

UML deployment diagrams are used to define the deployment of software artifacts in the execution environment.

However, it is also possible that some differences in the gene sets result from technical artifacts due to the different experimental techniques used to define them.