Sentence examples for define in general from inspiring English sources

The new regulations, which go into effect 1 October, define in general terms what kinds of fossils are protected.

Using this fundamental study and the referenced information we can define in general modeling standards for the document-oriented databases.

Environmental protection goals specified in EU legislation are defined in general terms, resulting in uncertainty in how to achieve them.

The "optimal complexity reduction" is not well defined in general because it is underspecified.

Although it is defined in general frame theory, there is a natural connection with Gabor frame theory.

They showed that (Bin(X), □) is a semigroup, i.e., the operation □ as defined in general is associative.

Moreover, the relationship between membrane depolarization and motor-nerve excitability in critically ill patients is poorly defined in general and particularly in CIP patients.

High pressure seal systems are defined, in general, as those systems where the seal pressure is in excess of 1,000 lbs per square inch.

The way "theory" is defined in the scientific community is much closer to "fact" than the word "theory" is defined in general day-to-day language.

Here, (beta:{I}longrightarrow{I}) is a strictly increasing continuous function, and f is an arbitrary function defined, in general, on a subset (Isubseteqmathbb{R}) with (beta(t)in I) for any (tin I).

However, the problem can be reduced to a watermarking application(s), where a set of 'possible' inputs, outputs and component functions can be defined in general to capture the fundamental properties of prominent schemes proposed today for the application(s).