Sentence examples for as specifically defined from inspiring English sources

Some chemical structure drawing programs allow users to specify double bond stereochemistry in an "either" form (commonly represented as a crossed bond) or as specifically defined E/Z stereo.

Given the terrible contrast in how Bush and Obama treated Reid and Padilla and Umar, we can also now finally comprehend why Tea Party enthusiasts have expressed such outrage and hatred toward Attorney General Eric Holder for his decision to try Umar in federal court; for doing his duty as specifically defined by the Constitution that he too is sworn to uphold.

The far right and the Tea Party movement in particular expressed outrage in the form of ugly epithets hurled toward Attorney General Eric Holder for his decision to try Umar in federal court; for doing his duty as specifically defined by the Constitution that he is sworn to uphold.

Attracting these clients will be done using modern technology (i.e., Internet and website resources) as well as specifically defined print advertising.

In general, neuropathic pain complaints are common in those with MS, however CNP as specifically defined by the presence of bilateral cold allodynia and/or deep hyperesthesia is more rare.

But the current case management model in our region has not people with chronic conditions as a specifically defined target population.

It also provides the basis for decision making about areas which may be important to target for future primary research as well as those where more specifically defined systematic reviews may be needed.

The iconography of Sharabeshwaramurti (Shiva as Sharabha) is specifically defined in texts such as Khamikagama and Sritattvanidhi.

While not specifically defined as a constitutional power, presidents issue executive orders as part of their authority declared in Article II, the "Executive Power" section of the U.S. Constitution to carry out the federal government's conduct of policy and procedure and enforce the Constitution and federal laws.

Hence, the reference to model robustness here is specifically defined as the persistence of the model behaviour against perturbations, as reflected in the deviations of simulations from biological data.

In Australia/New Zealand, enzymes as such are not specifically defined in the Food Standards Code; however, specified enzymes are permitted for use as processing aids (see "Processing aids" below).