Sentence examples for defining measures from inspiring English sources

These Laplacians and the corresponding eigenvalue estimates differ from classical ones in that the defining measures can be singular.

The things you prefer — tastes that you like to think of as personal, unique, justified only by sensibility — correspond tightly to defining measures of social class: your profession, your highest degree and your father's profession.

Since general relativity theory itself is innocent of probabilities, they have to be introduced by hand, either by inserting them into the models of the theory, i.e., by modifying the theory at the level of the object-language, or by defining measures on sets of models, i.e., by modifying the theory at the level of the meta-language.

Some further information is provided below, after defining measures of partition quality.

These parameters describe the loci and can indicate the influence that each has in defining measures of structure in these populations.

Only patients on repeat drug prescriptions were selected for defining measures because this gives a better representation of multiple drugs used on a long-term basis for the majority of patients with chronic conditions.

Yet that will not be the defining measure.

Because this is the noble game of golf, a defining measure of integrity.

In bulldozers, miles per gallon is not the defining measure of fuel efficiency.

Field to Market, a broad coalition of growers, brands and retailers, is defining, measuring and advancing the sustainability of commodity crops.

But far from being a diversion, confronting Saddam Hussein is a defining measure of whether we still wage the war on terror fully and effectively.