Sentence examples for collection as defined from inspiring English sources

Harry Pohlman, a professor of political science at Dickinson College, said that "the bill will stop bulk collection as defined by the government, but the government has a crazy definition of bulk collection".

To support data collection, as defined by R-C1, we realized interfaces for CRUD operations on this tree with two functional views: " create, list & delete" and " view & update".

Data collections were done prospectively as defined in the study protocol.

In general, we can think of an abstract data type as defined by some collection of selectors and constructors, together with some behavior conditions.

The cost analysis presented here focuses on the post-collection data processing stage of research, as defined in the introduction.

This conflict cannot, of course, be attributed to possible threats to a patient's privacy, as the data collection was defined as anonymous.

Our base criteria were that there should be a number of specimens collected both before and after 1950 in the same collection locality, defined as the county/district (or equivalent) level.

A concept is defined as a description of a single "unit of thought"; a concept scheme is defined as an aggregation of one or more SKOS concepts; and, a collection is defined as a labelled and/or ordered group of SKOS concepts.

In these cases, the site of collection was defined as the centre of the county/province/shire (chosen by visual inspection of the map).

The satisfactory number of PB CD34+ cells to allow stem cell collection was defined as 20 cells/μLlls/μL.

The collection efficiency, defined as the fraction of hydroquinone detected by the fiber compared to the total amount ejected, ranged from 18 to 60%.