Sentence examples for be defined otherwise from inspiring English sources
First, some stop criteria have to be defined, otherwise this becomes an almost endless process.
Before starting to make concessions the BATNA should be defined, otherwise the result might become too costly [ 24].
Using examples from maternity wards, our focus so far has been on the escalating labour situations starting of as normal, but at some point changing to be defined otherwise followed by the involvement of more staff from different wards, professions and hierarchies.
#IF name text1 ELSE text2 IF# will output "text1" if #name# is true (ie it's been defined), otherwise the outout will be "text2" #UNLESS name text UNLESS# will output " text" if #name# is not true (is empty or equals zero).
In a letter dated 18 April 1947, Yugoslav authorities said that the disputed river islands were the territory of Vukovar district and that the territory could not be transferred to Vojvodina before the border was defined otherwise.
Caution must also be exercised in how "capital" is defined, otherwise the application of an IC perspective becomes one of renaming each part of the organization in terms of its knowledge components, which limits the explanatory value of IC in research and practice.
Then, the user can select the multiple mode when more than one reactant pairs can be defined, and otherwise select the single mode.
While many technical terms will be defined, explained or otherwise put into everyday language, key scientific terminology, such as 'theory' and 'hypothesis' are often used in a more problematic way.
Such a scheme cannot otherwise be defined, due to the nonexistence of linear weights for third order reconstruction at the center of a grid element.
Small stands typically had adjoining forest comprised of species of equal stature and similar growth rate to kauri, therefore all stems were used, including those that would otherwise be defined as edge-trees (Cancino [2005]).
However, adjoining plantings comprised of specimens of similar stature and similar growth rate meant that all stems within the stand were used, including those that would otherwise be defined as edge-trees (Cancino [2005]).
