Sentence examples for defined background from inspiring English sources
It is applied to different test circuits which were mounted on specially designed package emulators with a defined background capacitance.
In assessing environmental impacts, it may be more practical to consider metal loadings on a watershed scale than to rely on a comparison with operationally defined background concentrations.
An algorithm created formally defined background and objects on a large visual display; the disposition of some particular objects in particular places in a particular background constitutes a formally defined scene.
"Place de la Concorde, Paris" is so deficient -- harsh sky, weakly defined background buildings and foreground cars, rain-slicked roads a dull black -- that a reproduction of this image in a 1948 issue of Life magazine, placed nearby, can intimate a crisply magical wet evening in Paris.
Thus, due to its negligible wear and sub-nanometer roughness, MCD provides a better defined background as a substrate for fundamental studies of diamond-organic interfaces in AFM, and perhaps molecular studies in general.
Datasets, from which we source data, should be described in terms of: required data to be defined; background about the data; list of data sources; for each data source the method of acquisition or extraction; and reporting the problems encountered in data acquisition or extraction.
A VOI of equal size was drawn outside the tissue samples to define background radioactivity in the absence of tissue.
A serious attempt to define background independence in such a way as to make these tasks possible has been made by Domenico Giulini (2007).
This explains our proposition, in the conceptual framework of this paper, to define background factors to comprise environmental possibility as a possible predictor of academics' intention to engage in research collaboration.
If you don't have a unique, defining background, it is understandable.
The results for ins-5 and ins-6 suggest that a higher threshold should be used to define background than the one determined from the negative control probes.
