Sentence examples for defined individually from inspiring English sources
Men and women should be defined individually, not just in relation to the other gender.
Low income was defined individually for each study.
Word intuition is speakers' intuitive knowledge of what a word is and can be defined individually or collectively.
In the experiments, we assumed p L = 0.01 and V(D) = 0.02, the sliding window (W) size is defined individually for each experiment.
With that, the interpolation parameters are defined individually for each observatory and depend on the instrumentation used, the measurement quality, the typical baseline value dispersion, etc.
In the past three years, we have been developing a combined hospital simulation/space design tool in which processes are defined individually by patient, as sequence of visited units imported from the Hospital Information System (treatment chains).
For sidechain-sidechain, sidechain-backbone and backbone-backbone hydrogen bonds in proteins, tensegrity balance ("closure") is required over the entire length of the polypeptide chain that defines individually folding units in globular proteins ("domains") as well as within the repeating elements in fibrous proteins that consist of extended chain structures.
For example, to investigate how individual cells cooperate and contribute to the overall structure and function of a particular tissue, a proper computational model must be capable of allowing cells to be defined as individually deformable shapes, time- and space-dependent individually regulated cell turnover, and cell-cell and cell-ECM interaction.
But for many, dignity is a notion defined both individually and collectively.
Harvesting group affinity, or gestures as I've defined them individually and in groups, has moved from RSS to aggregation points that separate such signals from the content they represent.
Stigma has been criticized as being too vaguely defined and individually focused [ 15] and thus existing models have defined stigma as a dynamic interrelationship of components.
