Sentence examples for basis of definition from inspiring English sources

Then, samples are generated by Monte Carlo method for the parameters used in engine model on the basis of definition of factor distribution.

On the basis of definition of the safety objective and performance evaluation for fire protection purposes and in combination of particular project details, internationally accepted software like FDS (a fire simulation software) and Building EXODUS (a personal evacuation simulation software) have been herein selected to simulate fire smoke spread and personal evacuation.

Let φ : [ 0, 1 ) → ( 0, + ∞ ) be a non-decreasing unbounded function, the φ-order of a meromorphic function f ( z ) in the unit disc is defined by σ ( f, φ ) = lim ¯ r → 1 − log + T ( r, f ) log φ ( r ). (1.8). On the basis of Definition 1.5, it is natural for us to give the [ p, q ] − φ order of a meromorphic function f ( z ) in the complex plane.

As a result, among women we find a somewhat steeper income gradient in obesity when using waist circumference instead of BMI as the basis of definition.

That case raises the important question never addressed by this Court of the constitutionality of 'variable obscenity' laws which restrict the sale of obscene materials to minors on the basis of definitions of obscenity drawn expressly with minors in mind.

Students in traditional group: We run the course on the basis of definition-theorem and proof.

In its ideal form metaphysics would be presented in a manner analogous to Euclid's Elements, where propositions are rigorously demonstrated on the basis of definitions and axioms.

In this study, risk behaviors were dichotomized on the basis of definitions used by prior studies [ 4, 22, 23].

For this, we examined the attribution of all adverse events to exposure status on the basis of definitions of daily versus 15 day exposure.

If the total number of cases or person years was presented, but not the distribution, we estimated the distribution on the basis of definitions of the quantiles.

This has proved an accurate definition over the years, and has been adopted as the basis of the definition you will find in Wikipedia's big data page.