Sentence examples for defined in connection with from inspiring English sources
Though not himself a Romantic, he became the fountainhead of much that characterized the work of the Romantics who followed him, especially in his ideal of program or illustrative music, which he defined in connection with his Sixth (Pastoral) Symphony as "more an expression of emotion than painting".
The implicit complementarity problem was defined in connection with stochastic optimal control [7, 8].
As will become increasingly evident in what follows, the majority of Lacanian concepts are defined in connection with all three registers.
where Λ j ( 2 i ) = diag ( F ̃ Q × L h j ( 2 i ) ) ( j = 0, 1 ) and V is the Q × K matrix defined in connection with (8 - 11).
If the acid base status was measured in the umbilical cord at delivery or shortly thereafter, we defined asphyxia in connection with delivery as a pH from the umbilical cord at or shortly after birth of <7.05 and/or a base excess (BE) of −12 or an Apgar score of <7 at 5 minutes.
In the similar way to defining η B in connection with the Hermite factor, we may define η r = log α r = 1 m log r ( B ), (28).
The matrix defined by equation (4) in connection with equations (1) and (2) allows the prediction of recommendation lists.
In particular, it focuses on the implementation of activities in the GSOC17 outcome document, the input generated during the Global Symposium on Soil Organic Carbon that defines the way forward in connection with the measurement, mapping, monitoring, reporting, and preserving and/or increasing SOC stocks.
Another function defined by a double integral in connection with the Hermite-Hadamard inequalities is considered in [26] (47).
The ψ-exponential stability defined above is often used in connection with the rate of increase/decrease of unbounded solutions.
The need for safe and structurally defined immunomodulators and adjuvants is increasing in connection with the recently observed marked increase in the prevalence of pathological conditions characterized by immunodeficiency.
