Sentence examples for defined theoretically from inspiring English sources

Health could be defined theoretically in terms of certain measured values; for example, a person having normal body temperature, pulse and breathing rates, blood pressure, height, weight, acuity of vision, sensitivity of hearing, and other normal measurable characteristics might be termed healthy.

We report an ordered Pt2CoNi ternary alloy nanoelectrocatalyst, synthesized via simple molten salt synthesis (MSS) procedure and also defined theoretically a new descriptor to explain the origin of exceptional oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) activity.

The ethanol yield to theoretical carbon recovery yield (conversion ratio of 51.14 g ethanol from 100 g sugars was defined theoretically as 100%% carbon recovery yield) was 80.3 and 86.8 % in YΔG/XK/XI and YΔGP/XK/XI, respectively.

The lens was scanned in a raster pattern in the transverse plane only, meaning that the depth of the treated plane was defined theoretically by the Rayleigh length of the focused laser beam (Fig. 5).

The cost per exacerbation was defined theoretically.

For instance, the meanings of personality traits like extroversion or aggression are defined theoretically.

Furthermore, theoretical and experimental investigations into NW formation mechanisms can provide important information on many kinetic characteristics (e.g., supersaturations, diffusion lengths and surface energies [1 5, 14 22]) that are otherwise not easy to measure or even define theoretically.

Additionally, it provides an ideal basis from which to define theoretically sound models of functioning and disability in patients with CWP.

First, as we have seen, almost every set theoretically defined mathematical structure with the appropriate notion of homomorphism yields a category.

Consistency is also often defined proof theoretically — Γ is (proof theoretically) consistent if there is no proof of a contradiction from Γ — but the definition above comports with the definition of a logic used in §1.1 simply as a language together with a semantics in which truth, validity, etc are definable.

Profile tolerance of a line is used to control the ideal contour of a feature, which is defined by theoretically exact boxed dimensions and accompanied by a relative tolerance.