Sentence examples for can be redefined as from inspiring English sources
It's about learning that your freakishness — the damage that has made society reject you — can be redefined as a special power.
This problem can be redefined as a partition problem that is to partition the vertex set of a graph into two parts I and F, where I induces an independent set (a 0-regular graph) and F induces a perfect matching (a 1-regular graph).
The fingerprints for the i-th reference point can be redefined as.
Using this notation, the concept of minmax-robust efficiency can be redefined as a concept of robustness in the sense of set optimization in the following way.
For the solid solution (PbxCa1‒x 5(PO4)3OH, its formula unit can be redefined as (PbxCa1‒x)(PO4)3/5OH1/5, the formula units of the endmembers Pb5(PO4)3OH and Ca5(PO4)3OH can be redefined as Pb(PO4 3/5OH1/5 and Ca(PO4 3/5OH1/5, respectively.
Consequently, the restoration problem (10) can be redefined as x ^ = arg min x 1 2 y - trunc H a x 2 2 + λ trunc D a ξ x + D a μ x 1 (12).
Based on the above definitions, Problem 1 can be redefined formally as Problem 6. Problem 6 Input a quad (G, PCS0, Herb, Gene); we are required to solve the problem: compute the triple collection S = {(O 0, OPC, O 5) | O 0 ∈ Herb, OPC = (treatment ⊗ possibleDrug ⊗ hasTarget…⊗ symbol), O5∈ Gene }
"Envisioning your brand and your locations as assets that can be redefined and redesigned in the community as social and entertaining gather places (not "retail stores") is a power strategy," writes retail visionary and co-author of Retail's Seismic Shift Robin Lewis in The Robin Report.
So assessment is understood as a process of constant interaction among students and between students and teachers that can be redefined depending on the inputs received.
