Sentence examples for be exercised in defining from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that care must be exercised in defining these probability distributions in order to reduce bias, and physically unrealistic estimates in the forward propagation of uncertainty for a range of UQ activities.

While high-resolution finite element impact simulations may be employed to compute such loads, care must be exercised in defining the material characteristics of the vessel if conservative structural design loads are to be obtained.

Caution should be exercised in defining who is palliative and the rationales that underlie these assessments.

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.

"It is possible that the bulk interception and equipment interference [hacking] powers contained in the draft Bill could be exercised in a way that does not comply with the requirements of Article 8 as defined by the Strasbourg court.

Thus, care should be exercised in selecting the absorber parameters.

I was exercising in Hawaii.

Indeed, the provable security approach should be taken when designing PAKEs; and furthermore our results highlight that extra cautions still be exercised when defining models and constructing proofs in this direction.

This power can only be exercised where the Minister considers that the cancellation is in the 'national interest'; a term not defined in the legislation.

I was reminded of a famous essay Henry Fairlie wrote in the Spectator in 1955, in which he defined "the establishment" as "the whole matrix of official and social relations within which power in Britain is exercised".

They are exercises in deflation.