Sentence examples for define usually from inspiring English sources

Such studies define usually a stochastic procedure consisting of basic rules, whose iterative application generates a network with certain structural properties.

In airline coverage, he said, the costs for the insurer are clearly defined, usually a maximum of $1 billion or $1.5 billion.

Choir space was defined, usually east of the transept but occasionally in the nave proper, as in Westminster Abbey.

Traffic congestion is defined usually using the average speed or the traffic density.

The term branchia is a Greek word meaning gill and is defined usually in the context of respiratory organs of water-living animals [2].

A widely used technique for noise reduction consists of adjusting each frequency component of the noisy signal accordingly with a function properly defined, usually called coring function [11].

Regarding MRI, they are manifested as small, sharply and well defined, usually homogeneous fluid-filled lesions, surrounded by an outer low-signal margin due to fibrous tissue.

These session items are the ones for which u has given positive feedback during a well defined, usually short, period in time.

In colour prints, contours of most colour areas are sharply defined, usually by the linework.

We found that highly correlated scores of chromatin marks were defined usually by the first components (ξ1, ξ1), which were also highly correlated (co-localized).

Given all the directions one can take, maybe it's not surprising that it took me years to recognize the similarities between salsa and another impossible-to-define, usually tomato-based concoction: gazpacho.