Sentence examples for defining a variety from inspiring English sources

are generated, thus defining a variety of modules.

Using this kernel language as a bridge between design-oriented and analysis-oriented notations we reduce the burden of defining a variety of direct transformations from the former to the latter to the less complex problem of defining transformations to/from the kernel language.

Carlos Lauría of the Committee to Protect Journalists, a group that promotes press freedom, said the wording of such measures was vague enough that it left ample room to define a variety of content as being in violation of the law, opening the door to censorship.

This richer model allows us to formally define a variety of (soft) informational attitudes.

Current scheduling software allows the scheduler to define a variety of relationship types between activities.

Then, it defines a variety of individual exercises designed to promote one or more positive psychology constructs.

Alexandroff and Urysohn [1] in Mémoire sur les espaces topologiques compacts defined a variety of important examples in general topology.

Because there are a variety of (often related) place prioritization algorithms, these define a variety of related concepts of biodiversity bearing some family resemblance to each other.

It defines a variety of approaches to logic function minimization, which can be divided into two main categories: two-level and multilevel approaches.

(Schema3 also defines a variety of attributes on unit which are still relevant but as they have default schema3 semantics they do not need explicit redefinition).

As shown in Section 3, the ODDs define a variety of different information for each device, ranging from hardware criteria to the software applications and their semantics.