Sentence examples for conveniently define from inspiring English sources
Politicians also use past wars to conveniently define their national histories.
To conveniently define aged corrosion additions for container ships, the corrosion addition requirements for a double hull oil tanker, which has a relatively similar mid-ship the section configuration, were applied in this study as an initial guideline.
Knowing the tree of life would thus conveniently define a hierarchical classification of Life, the "groups within groups" proposed by Darwin.
In addition, we show how the strategy can be applied to conveniently define adaptive sample-specific boundaries between balanced copy number, losses, and gains to facilitate management of variation in tissue heterogeneity when calling copy number changes.
Lenin believed that revolutionary violence committed by the vanguard of the proletariat (a group conveniently defined by him alone) was legitimate.
The upper boundary between the abyssal zone and the overlying bathyal zone is conveniently defined as the depth at which the water temperature is 4° C (39° F); this depth varies between 1,000 and 3,000 m.
with being a weight parameter to be conveniently defined.
These load cases can be conveniently defined using the so-called Equivalent Static Load (ESL) method.
Differentiation of a moderately reversible ligand from general reversible ligands is somewhat arbitrary, though we conveniently defined this with the k 4 value (≤0.03/min) in this study.
The proposed solution guarantees local stability of the feedback interconnection of the nonlinear multi-rate system and the LPV controller about individual equilibria, and ultimate boundedness of a conveniently defined closed-loop error in response to slowly varying exogenous inputs.
In a more general point of view, the previous explicit form of SB may be included in the following form: (a,b longmapstofrac{k a,b)}{ int_{1}^{a/b}f(t),dt}, (3.1) where k is a homogeneous bivariate map and f is a real function to be conveniently defined.
