Sentence examples for define a search from inspiring English sources

We appeal to a probabilistic relaxation of natural logic – a logic which uses the syntax of natural language as its logical formalism – to define a search problem from the query statement to its appropriate support in the knowledge base over valid (or approximately valid) logical inference steps.

However, the regularity of the 'S'-shaped path made it possible for participants to define a search path that rarely contained crossovers and where the search width varied between 1 and 2 m.

M is a mask function used to define a search domain which includes object organ in the CT slice I.

As the use of technical terms for indexing international literature in databases is often inconsistent or errant, we will define a search strategy with high sensitivity.

Then we define a search scope for object and calculate probability density for each pixel in the scope using a voting mechanism.

The identities of the CDKs together with their activation states define a search space within the functional kinome that has been explored by this study and is summarized in Figure 2b.

It therefore re-defined a "search" for Fourth Amendment purposes as an effort by the government to obtain information about an individual that violates society's "reasonable expectations of privacy".

The algorithm first identifies the skin edge and subsequently defines a search area approximately 400 µm deep in the tissue.

We found the same pattern of results when we defined a search target semantically (Exp. 4) as we had found with an invariant target (Exps. 1– 3).

As the use of technical terms for indexing international literature in databases is often inconsistent or errant we defined a search strategy with high sensitivity but low specificity.

We defined a search strategy, informed by a survey of global MNH professionals, to capture the variety of interventions within the continuum of care period from pregnancy to postnatal care.