Sentence examples for defined as the contrary from inspiring English sources
Undertriage was defined as the contrary event (1 sensitivity), the probability of not being examined by a trauma team (full and/or reduced) despite having a major injury.
AN on the contrary is defined as the NMR chemical shift of the P nucleus in Et3PO in the respective solvent (undiluted).
Successful renal ischemia is defined as the color of kidney is changed from bright red to dark red; on the contrary, successful renal reperfusion is defined as the color is changed from dark red to bright red.
If noncognitivism is defined as the negation of cognitivism as a theory about what moral judgments are not then the two theories are not just contraries but contradictories.
Spatial frequency is defined as (cycles/meter), contrary to the ordinary unit Hertz (cycles/second).
In Equation (3), if the mode is not utilized in the current MB of H.264/AVC, modeiH.264/AVC is defined as 0; in contrary, modeiH.264/AVC is defined as 1, where i∈{1,2,…,6}.
For the Catholic Church, "sodomy" was defined as any act deemed contrary to nature--so pretty much all the fun stuff like oral sex and masturbation, and some less fun stuff like bestiality and necrophilia were included.
Extracted articles were examined for industry-friendly bias, identified by three methods: analysis with a validated instrument for monitoring bias in continuing medical education (CME); analysis for bias defined as statements that ran contrary to external evidence; and a tally of misrepresentations about the endocannabinoid system.
For men define the term 'above' as the contrary of 'below', when it is the region at the centre they mean by 'below'; and this is so, because nothing is farther from the extremities of the universe than the region at the centre.
On the contrary, Jaccard correlation index is defined as a harmonic mean between two probability density functions and expresses a scalar sum of two vectors.
