Sentence examples for be defined for a from inspiring English sources
By taking Bolzano's definition to be a conditional definition in today's sense, we could avoid this consequence; but in this case beauty would not be defined for a world without human beings, and in such a world there were no beautiful objects.
A compiler macro can be defined for a name that also names a function or macro.
To make the property quantitative, a countable ordinal "the complexity" can be defined for a metric space with FDC.
The astrophysics instrument case history is used to illustrate how collaborations should be defined for a given inherent system complexity.
In both cases an objective function can only be defined for a specified variogram so some prior knowledge about the spatial variation of the property of interest is necessary.
However with Exchange 2007 up to 50 databases can be defined for a single server, now that the barriers of the Virtual Address space (3 GB and a few bytes) of the Information Store process are broken, due to 64-bit computing.
More therapeutic targets are to be defined for an optimal treatment as well as disease prevention.
First, a GS simulation model was defined for a menu search task.
A factor is defined for a numerical valuation of dynamic force density behaviour in a period.
His description evokes the cultural hothouse of the Belle Epoque when tastes and standards were defined for a small public by a tiny elite.
