Sentence examples for defined a number of from inspiring English sources

Bantustans were rooted in Land Acts promulgated in 1913 and 1936, which defined a number of scattered areas as "native reserves" for blacks.

Nielsen defined a number of usability factors including learnability, efficiency, memorability, errors, and satisfaction.

Structural and functional investigations have defined a number of conserved interaction networks between key residues in GPCRs that are probably important for receptor structure and activation.

In order to evaluate the benefits of the collaborative feedback model, we have defined a number of different scenarios that represent specific types of behaviours of users.

We also defined a number of dummy explanatory variables (largely prepared manually, meaning that we coded these variables ourselves for all the zones), see list of variables following Eq. (1) in "The gravity model for trade" section.

According to the calculations in the software VISIPLAN and OMEGA there is defined a number of released steel in such way that the internationally recommended rate of maximal effective dose for critical individual 10 μSv/year [IAEA, 2008. Managing low radioactivity material from the decommissioning of nuclear facility. Technical reports series no. 462] is not extended.

Around the turn of the last century, progressives in the US managed to capture and re-define a number of key terms of political debate.

We define a number of predicates.

ACPI defines a number of power states.

And finally you can define a number of notification options, letting you know whether the backup succeeded or not.

The second step consists of defining a number of potentially critical failure modes.