Sentence examples for be defined either by from inspiring English sources

Yet, in some way, all of the composers whose new recordings are reviewed here may be defined either by their closeness to or distance from these two seminal figures.

The quality of juveniles may be defined either by their ability to attain the age and size to recruit to a commercial fishery or their fitness to survive to contribute to the spawning stock.

The problem is tackled using an approach in which the true middle surface is determined numerically from the outer and inner surface profiles, which can be defined either by exact analytical expressions or in a more general way using Fourier series.

First, a master's fingerprint has to be defined either by studying a relevant corpus of artworks and/or by collecting this information from literature.

The initial value of FRDIF t)/FHDIF t) can be defined either by averaging several RDIF t)/HDIF t) values of the previous periods or the first value of RDIF t)/HDIF t) [29].

The starting edge, which for InGaAs/GaAs layers should be oriented in the [100] direction for optimal structural integrity of the resulting RUNTs [29, 30], can be defined either by scratching the surface, thereby laterally exposing the sacrificial layer, or by opening a window through the entire layer structure by photolithography and subsequent wet chemical etching.

These are defined either by the individual designer's world view or design philosophy, or by the overarching social world of design.

As a result, this paper proposes an algorithm for CLPP in which the path is represented as a piece-wise continuous function where each portion is defined either by constant radius (rotation of the load) or a constant angle (translation of the load).

NIV failure was defined either by secondary intubation regardless of the initial NIV duration, or death during NIV.

A weaning attempt (WA) was defined either by a spontaneous breathing trial or a direct extubation (planned or unplanned).

This connection is defined either by the lobbyist having worked in that legislator's office or by the lobbyist having worked with a committee on which the legislator had a seat.