Sentence examples for defined uniformly from inspiring English sources

For the first type, the Delta function is defined uniformly on the interface.

We have precisely defined uniformly most powerful (UMP) alphabets, which not only obviate all catastrophic parameters but also reach the minimal distance upper bound for all parameter values.

Unfortunately, comparing these studies is difficult because complications were not defined uniformly.

Pereira et al [ 13] defined uniformly expressed genes as genes that have high entropy.

CCE is not defined uniformly and it does not incorporate a single concept and type of activity.

Major bleeding was defined uniformly across the studies (fatal bleeding, bleed into critical site, fall of ≥20 g/L haemoglobin, or requirement for transfusion of two or more units of blood), whereas non-major bleeding was defined heterogeneously.

This also allows for a description of uncertainty, which would currently be challenging to define uniformly for InSAR measurements due to the diversity of data, processing and analysis methods widely used.

It held that such requirements, when "appropriately defined and uniformly applied," advanced the state interest in ensuring that services intended for state residents were used only by them.

It is also crucial to recognize that the selection and use of techniques used to quantify assay endpoints (e.g., antibody concentration) will affect their accuracy and precision and these methods must also be defined and uniformly applied within and across laboratories.

end{aligned} So T is well defined and uniformly bounded.

Therefore T is well defined and uniformly bounded and (T(P) subset P).