Sentence examples for define external from inspiring English sources
This paper describes a tactics manager that supports a scripting language that can represent various tactics and can help users to easily define external input tactics.
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We now define external regret that plays a key role in the MW algorithm.
Key words mainly define external environment parameters, temperature of gas, size of vent hole, and mass flow rate curve (as shown in Fig. 10), which can better reflect the test performance of the airbag [15].
We define external shock events by using three abstract temporal timeslices: t 0 representing a short-term impact, t 1 representing a mid-term impact, and t 2 representing a long-term impact.
We define external causes here to include all of the WHO 2012 VA standard chapter 12 causes, corresponding to ICD-10 codes S00 to Y98 (6).
Here, we summarize recent work performed in astrocytes in situ indicating that this may indeed be the case, with astrocytic mitochondrial networks shown to experience rapid dynamic changes in response to defined external cues.
The created virtual rdf's are mapped to the Ontology model and the defined SPARQL queries that parse the Ontology model are able to retrieve and filter the data from all the defined external sources.
Using the transformations and the corresponding mapping, it is possible to create queries to the main ontology model, and through this, retrieve data from the defined external or internal data sources.
We defined external influences as directives which were out of control of the district priority setting process coming from outside the district health planning process requirements.
Yimod was determined by the difference in Boolean output for gene i between the mutant and the reference state (wildtype), at a defined external condition.
