Sentence examples for defined start from inspiring English sources

We have defined start and end times to our working days.

In this model, the information search is a single component with a defined start and end.

The basic task of the introduced path planning algorithms is to find a time-optimal path from a defined start position to a goal position with consideration of the time-varying ocean current for an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV).

Aptly titled 'We Used To Be Friends' and following on from October's '25 years of The Simpsons cough gags at the same time', the video kind of sums up the experience of engaging with content in 2014 – an endless stream with no defined start or finish, all competing for your attention.

In regular time series, the values have a defined start and end time (temporalExtent) and a constant time increment (timeInterval).

Such readings generally have a natural chronology, are non-circular and exhibit a defined start and end for the recorded time interval.

A phone call is understood to be a conversation with defined starting and ending points.

Techniques initiating signals at defined starting points and cellular locations are attractive to elucidate the output of selected pathways.

For the free fall of macroscopic test masses it is important to start with precisely defined starting conditions concerning the positions and velocities of the test masses.

A technological process at room temperature with an high yield can be defined starting from electromigration induced break junction technique (EIBJ).

In the United Kingdom, the establishment of specific OELs includes the application of uncertainty factors to a defined starting point, usually the NOAEL from a suitable animal study.