Sentence examples for content was defined from inspiring English sources

The water content was defined by flow table tests.

In 2012, seed oil content was defined as crude lipids from canola seeds.

Ni content was defined as the weight% of Ni ions to the sum of those of Ti and Ni ions in the precursor solutions.

Food waste composition (and moisture content) was defined as the average of the three previous UK compositional analyses (Banks et al. 2011, WRAP 2010, and Zhang et al. 2013) (Table A.7). Composting is a long-established technology in the UK which is used comprehensively to treat both food and garden waste, providing a valuable fertiliser as a final output.

Liver lipid content was defined as total triglyceride content (mmol) per mg of protein.

High fat content was defined as greater than 50% of the muscle (see Figure  1).

Calculating what advertisers spend on such content industrywide is difficult because of the many ways the content is defined and sold.

In the mixed model, the basic structure of the decision making process is a chronological deductive series of steps whose content is defined through a negotiation procedure.

We adopted a new frozen soil parameterization scheme, in which maximum unfrozen water content is defined as a function of soil matric potential.

In the Draft, "integral content" is defined as supplemental material (material included with the article) "that is essential for the full understanding of the work"; "additional content" is supplemental material that is useful for a deeper understanding of the article.

The decision to sell the newspapers has made the financial world aware that Thomson is a global leader in electronic content, Mr. Burge said, even if the move has nothing to do with entertainment, which many think is how content is defined.