Sentence examples for defined to take from inspiring English sources
The unloading of parcels at a DP is defined to take 20 min.
A distance function and an angle function were defined to take into account variations of the MHBPs in space.
This will be useful in Section 2.4. Figure 3 Values of representing eight compass directions. is defined to take a mean of in eight directions for the point in the following equation: (2).
Once all the calculations are terminated, in case of standard analysis, a relative coloured bar can be defined to take into account the range and the values of the outputs.
A first order autoregressive covariance structure was defined to take into account significant autocorrelation between measurements within mares.
We shall associate to a peak p and cut-point c an "indicator variable" I(p > c) defined to take the value 1 on those observations for which the intensity of p is greater than c, and to take the value 0 on those observations for which the intensity of p is less than or equal to c.
It also granted Russia a loosely defined permission to take further security measures while waiting for international monitors.
With over 300 bike trails, 13 green hotels, and 7 million square feet of green roofs, the windy city is defining how to take sustainability to new urban heights.
Subsequently, the analysis identified associations susceptible to change, using stratification to define and to take into account epidemiological confounders and effect modifiers [ 9, 10].
The workshop provided an example where a shared future vision to maintain or improve on the quality of environmental health by 2030 allows issue framing and identifying of knowledge gaps, as well as defining actions to take.
