Sentence examples for defined correspond from inspiring English sources

Business needs governing, just as science does.Nor does economic progress broadly defined correspond to human progress any more precisely than does scientific progress.

At this scale, five elementary fatigue damage patterns are defined, three correspond to external macroscopic cracks and two correspond to internal macroscopic cracks.

The x axis is defined to correspond to the PD axis pointing distally, and the y axis is defined to correspond to the AP axis pointing anteriorly.

One of the major pitfalls of histogram analysis is the poor correspondence with the spatial organisation of tumours although threshold values can be defined to correspond to parameter of interest mapping.

The number of cycles of radiation was chosen to make the length of the defined second correspond as closely as possible to that of the now obsolete astronomically determined second of Ephemeris Time (defined as the fraction of the tropical year given above).

In this paper, the wave packets defined as correspond to the time-domain signal.

In a first subsection, Section 4.1, evaluation measures are defined, which correspond to well-known measures in e.g. binary classification in Machine Learning.

The length of a time slot τ is defined to correspond to the maximum propagation delay of resource request and acknowledgement messages.

Most of the defined terms correspond to Greek technical terms, and thus build up an Arabic philosophical terminology which is intended to be equivalent to that of the Greeks.

Following Sartori's (1970) 'ladder of abstraction' logic, such inferences can be made more confidently when the inferred class of units is more restrictively defined to correspond to the studied cases, and less confidently when it is more broadly defined.

They are defined to correspond to the mean absolute value of the estimated signal Fourier coefficients, the mean absolute value of the noise estimate Fourier coefficient ; and the mask gain is set to.