Sentence examples for conversely the definition from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the definition of f ˆ implies that any solution of (1), or equivalently of (4), is a solution of (21) as well.

Conversely, the definition also suggests the opposite is true: if users cannot reasonably expect data isn't being observed or recorded, or they cannot expect data isn't publicly available, then the data does not rise to the level of "private information" requiring particular privacy protections.

Conversely, the BTS definition of large PSP would lead to relative underintervention, with a third of patients re-presenting for drainage.

Conversely, if the definitions aren't there to be discovered, this would seem to put in jeopardy a venerable view of what philosophy is and how philosophical investigations ought to proceed (see section 5 below).

Conversely, the angiographic case definition for CAD in non-MI individuals was relatively lenient, and there is a possibility of over-diagnosis of CAD.

Conversely, the total clade definition of Teleostei sensu De Pinna [ 33] is conceptually sound and stable.

Conversely, the ICC statute definitions of individual criminal responsibility in RS Art 25 3 (a) and (b) suggests that, for the order to be a crime, forced displacement must at least be attempted.

The definitions definitely helped".

Conversely, if (uin E^{alpha,p}) is a weak solution of (1.1), then by the definition of a weak solution, (2.4) holds for any (vin E^{alpha,p}).

Conversely, if (M x,y,varepsilon)>1-alpha varepsilon)), then (d_{alpha}(x,y)leq varepsilon) by the definition of (d_{alpha}).

The definition has changed.