Sentence examples for custom defined- from inspiring English sources
The values of and for the risk regions are basically custom defined and chosen to comply with regulatory requirements.
The figure here (Figure 6) defines the risk regions more precisely than Figure 2. Note that the risk regions can be custom defined based on the values of and that define the curves and, respectively.
Then the MCS executes the Petri net in real-time over an architecture abstraction layer that communicates with a particular control architecture using a set of custom defined actions and events.
Once the type is defined, a schema has to be defined, which denotes the primitive type of each field, for example, the Name field is a String, the Address field is a custom defined Address class, both the fields of which are Strings.
In line with their attenuated transcriptional activity we observed a profound shrinkage of nucleoli in monocytes and granulocytes (Additional file 7) and a decrease of RNA Pol II Ser2P/Ser5P signals defined both by recorded pixels and by custom defined spots (Fig. 8).
When the data is in the right format, the generic plotter tool can be used to visualise the BAF, and we have also implemented a plot tool to display allele frequencies directly from a CG masterVar file, again with the capability of displaying single-chromosome plots, all chromosomes in a single image, or custom defined regions.
This data is all organizable by device type, geography, experiment and variation allocation, as well as any customer defined custom variables.
Forth also provides a facility by which a programmer can define new application-specific defining words, specifying both a custom defining behavior and instance behavior.
It is a place constrained by custom and defined by class hierarchy.
Following the general Renaissance custom, Locke defined an idea as a mental entity: "whatever is the object of the understanding when a man thinks".
The fluorescent labeling and hybridization of RNA samples were also performed according to custom protocols defined in the manufacturer's instructions.
