Sentence examples for defined suite from inspiring English sources

The resulting imperviousness data are used with a defined suite of geospatial data sets to simulate historical urban development and predict future urban and suburban extent, density, and growth patterns using SLEUTH model.

To test this, we used a previously defined suite of genes upregulated by laboratory yeast in iron-toxic conditions (Lin et al. 2011), which includes components of the DNA damage and oxidative stress response pathways that we refer to as iron resistance genes.

Most angiosperms conform to a defined suite of reproductive characteristics but new data derived from studies on ancient extant flowering plant lineages reveal that the reproductive features of the first flowering plants differed significantly from those shown by the majority of extant flowering plants (Friedman and Williams, 2004).

Several defined suites of non-Watson Crick base pairs assemble inon-Watson Crickthat form recurrent, rather regular, baseding blocks of the tertiary architecture of folded RNAs.

Even if there were a comprehensive list, the construction of starting populations with defined suites of characterized alleles, let alone tracking their change, is technically daunting.

For a 909,000 ha case study area involving 214 watersheds in coastal British Columbia, we defined a suite of twenty indicators linked to six Valued Components (VCs) that could be forecasted for forest, riparian and species at risk as three key values consistent with present land-use planning policies in British Columbia, Canada.

It contains discussions related to the classification of these operators, and how different classifications have been defined to suite different contexts; it proposes a generic list of generalization operators and a detailed list of implementation of these operators for different types of features.

The TCG also defines a suite of specifications regarding the Version 1.1b TPM-based design realizations.

On top of this classification, we define a suite of metaphor-based refactorings to guide the "aspectisation" of each concern category.

We define a suite of semantics for various classes of dl-programs, which conservatively extend the standard semantics of the respective classes and coincide with it in absence of a description logic knowledge base.

Rather it defines a suite of pressure scenarios that accommodate uncertainty in these aspects, and seeks to identify indicators that are predicted to respond in a consistent fashion across these scenarios.