Sentence examples for characteristics can be defined from inspiring English sources

The lucrative commercial hunt is on to find a label for this group – once its characteristics can be defined – to allow the Klondike of branding and marketing to begin.

Traffic characteristics can be defined based on macroscopic and microscopic approaches [1, 2, 3].

The local spectral characteristics can be defined from the obtained phase-frequency-time spectrum and amplitude-frequency-time spectrum [75].

A homotopically invariant Euler characteristic can be defined for large classes of non-compact spaces, e.g., finite unions of convex sets, non-compact complex algebraic varieties, n-dimensional hyperbolic Riemannian manifolds with finite volume, etc. (see, e.g., Chen [63], Gromov [64], and Harder [65]).

"If a system has [these] characteristics, it can be defined as a standard intelligence system," say Feng and co.

As these organizations treat patients based on delivery characteristics, they can be defined as delivery based focused factories.

Soil water characteristic curves can be defined as the relationship between the degree of saturation and suction of an unsaturated soil.

Therefore, we are going to investigate whether characteristic kernels can be defined on spaces besides.

So the true value of characteristic values can be defined as: y_{ta} = y_{a} + fu_{offset} (5 where y a is the farmer's response in the questionnaire, ( fu_{offset} ) represents the compensating factor for random errors and was set as ( N 0,sigma^{2} ) ).

According to the system characteristics, the WMSN can be defined as a cooperative neural network, as shown in Fig. 1.

Using CFHC technique, a temperature characteristic value (Tt) can be defined from temperature time curves.