Sentence examples for define its characteristics from inspiring English sources

Once the existence of a problem is suspected, it is important to define its characteristics and inform all those who may be affected.

The following general approach to troubleshooting may prove useful: Once the existence of a problem is suspected, it is important to define its characteristics and inform all those who may be affected.

In recent years, a number of authors have gone to some lengths to define its characteristics.

The aim of this study was to noninvasively image the electrophysiological (EP) substrate of human ventricles after myocardial infarction and define its characteristics.

This study performs an analysis of mordent and tries to define its characteristics with the help of three proposed parameters: mid-extent, mordent duration and landing note deviation.

The first one is to highlight the culture of the Palestinian entrepreneurship, and define its characteristics.

"Our study reveals that spices occupy a unique position in the ingredient composition of Indian cuisine and play a major role in defining its characteristic profile," say Jain and co.

For a given subset of nodes, we defined its characteristic path length as the average shortest path length between any two nodes of the set.

Originally described by Jänisch et al. in 1985 as 'diencephalic pilocytic astrocytoma with clinical onset in infancy' [ 19], the term pilomyxoid astrocytoma was introduced in 1999 by Tihan et al. [ 47] who also defined its characteristic histopathological features.

For example, in [20] the authors present a concept of fog computing and define its main characteristics, such as location awareness, reduced latency and general QoS improvements.

For example, a PE may have different stereotypes for defining its performance characteristics and its power consumption characteristics.