Sentence examples for define a transfer from inspiring English sources

Our approach is to define a transfer functions to correct the model distribution from its bias and spread in order to apply eutrophication status thresholds.

Assume that to correctly define a transfer in time is to allow it to occur exactly within one time slice (a set of predefined time slices on the species tree S is to be fixed).

We defined a transfer to a CRH bed as either: a formal discharge from the NHS acute trust and admission to a community hospital outside the trust; or a transfer within the same acute trust from the acute hospital to another site providing geriatric care, intermediate care or rehabilitation.

We define a generous transfer in the UG as a DM1 offer that exceeds the average minimum acceptable offer.

Fallabella et al. define a hydrogen transfer (HT) index derived from the ratio of different reaction rate constants in the cracking of cyclohexene, which correlates with the atomic ratio of the RE-ion and the acidity.

Next, we define what constitutes a valid DTL reconciliation; specifically, we define a Duplication-Transfer-Loss scenario (DTL-scenario) (Bansal et al., 2012; Tofigh et al., 2011) for T and S that characterizes the mappings of T into S that constitute a biologically valid reconciliation.

The Department of Health has defined a delayed transfer of care as "Occurring when a patient is ready for transfer from a general and acute hospital bed, but is still occupying such a bed.

It is not completely trivial how to define such a transfer, especially for patients that go out of the healthcare system and then come back.

We define a trip as the transfer between two locations where the engine has been turned off.

They are very useful to define a strategy of risk transfer and retention by sectors and for different stakeholders of the city.

This is because the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) created international legal precedence by applying GC IV Art 49 to define a legal evacuation or transfer [Naletilić & Martinović ICTY IT-98-34; ICTY 2009].