Sentence examples for conditions referred from inspiring English sources

To review the diagnostic categories of a group of conditions referred to as "primary acquired melanosis".

Recent research in computer vision has made substantial progress in automatic face recognition from images captured in uncontrolled conditions (referred to as "in-the-wild")14.

The trickiest part was persuading Mr. Chernomyrdin to accept the NATO conditions -- referred to by Mr. Talbott as the "family jewels" -- in front of Mr. Milosevic.

In the photovoltaic field, manufacturers provide ratings for PV modules for conditions referred to as standard test conditions (STC).

John Holl Correction: November 25 , 2001 Sunday A brief report on Nov. 4 about a rally by part-time professors for better pay and working conditions referred incorrectly to an average salary for full-time professors in New Jersey.

While fatigue loading will be the basis of linear structural analysis, the extreme load conditions referred here will often require non-linear structural analysis.

"Appropriate conditions" refers to the dosage of the substance that is sufficient to cause these adverse effects.

ASB conditions refer to the start of a decade in which exceedance of 8 Degree Heating Weeks (DHWs17) is projected for all 10 years.

Environmental conditions refer to the market characteristics that ventures confront.

The term "Existing Conditions" refers to an architectural report that describes a space as it is, before construction can start.

Conditions refers to the number of packet-loss conditions used to derive the parameters.