Sentence examples for defined for the main from inspiring English sources
Firstly, the space voltage vectors of dual-winding BSRMs are defined for the main and levitation windings, respectively.
Gray rectangle represents source fault defined for the main shock, and magenta rectangles are those obtained for the 1934 and 1505 earthquakes from the zone of VIII or greater intensities, assumed source region, and the epicenter in Fig. 1.
A general HID design criterion has been defined for the three main membrane manufacturers – i.e. Filmtec, Hydranautics and Toray.
Mahalanobis space was defined for all main criteria with the help of the MDs obtained for 29 observations.
Since an association score is defined for only one main factor with a gene, it concerns only the main factor's ChIP-seq signal intensities and the distances from their binding sites to the TSS.
For this purpose, the regional main and total effect functions are defined for measuring the changes on the main and total effect indices when the distribution range of one input is reduced, and the parametric main and total effect functions are introduced to quantify the residual main and total effect indices due to the reduced variance of one input.
Table 3. Model performances (as defined in the main text) for AR1 and AR2 tests.
In this study, we investigated natural enemy (ladybeetle) and pest (wheat aphids) population abundance in wheat fields in the early period (defined as the main period for aphid colonization) and the late period (i.e., the main period for aphid reproduction) in different landscapes.
The primary caregiver was defined as the main person responsible for the informal care of the patient with minimum weekly contact.
To plot the amplitude of the brain activity in M1, we calculated the beta value for each frequency, and the hand conditions in the right M1 and the left M1, where the contralateral local maximum was defined by the main effect contrast for each hand.
A key weakness of this study is the method for defining the main outcome of interest.
