Sentence examples for defining a location from inspiring English sources

The overall conclusion is that the term "energy landscape" as a metaphor is more likely to be linked to the meaning of opportunity rather than threat, while in terms of defining a location within the landscape for new energy production plants, the notion of a threat clearly outweighs that of an opportunity.

Features can be found either by keyword or by defining a location query from which all overlapping or contained features are returned, while annotations can be retrieved by keyword.

A library defines a location for packages by associating a universal resource indicator (URI) with a local name.

The original concept saw users tweeting the @agolo Twitter account asking for advice on local venues and happenings — as long as you defined a location in the tweet or enabled the proper location settings, you'd almost immediately receive a reply with three of the most popular options nearby.

This parameter value defines a location cluster as a minimum of four stationary points, i.e. at least 1 hour must be spent in a five meter vicinity during the full sampling period for a cluster to be considered a location.

At zero-uncertainty, the ratio of the isotopic peaks uniquely defines a location in chemical space.

We defined a location to be correct if the distance between the observers' marked location and the true cancer location was less than 2 cm.

An area with less than 10,000 inhabitants was classified as towns and villages (rural); and a population of more than 10,000 defined a location as a city.

To do so, we defined a location in the neoplasm as the niche, and any cell that occupied it became a tumor-propagating cell.

Thus, the Difference Region DR defines a location where the two models GA and GP differ; it is a segment of sequence the GP model includes as part of its mature spliced sequence and which the GA model omits.

In a similar manner, we define a location-scale regression model using the LPCNB regression model.