Sentence examples for be defined on a from inspiring English sources
Binary dissociation constants that are alleged equal to one another must be defined on a per site basis in terms of koff/ kon.
The software would work by comparing the text being typed to a pre-defined database of "problematic phrases," which would presumably be defined on a company-by-company basis.
The definition of DID can be defined on a general defense principle.
Probably "old-age style" should be defined on a case-by-case basis, especially now that we are redefining old age.
He says it has to be defined on a case by case basis – and will not be decided by the Leveson inquiry.
They determined which waters comprised lakes, ponds, wetlands or small waters that could only be defined on a case-by-case basis.
This function is normally taken to be defined on an interval I, which contains the number (omega_{0}=frac{omega }{1-q}).
Success can only be defined on an individual basis that includes that most precious, priceless commodity of all -- healthy relationships.
(A lunk is defined, on a poster, as "one who grunts, drops weights, or judges").
Note: In the first catalog release, the source region is defined on a tangent plane projection.
