Sentence examples for definite selection from inspiring English sources

Probe polarization dependence suggests that the optical transitions involve definite selection rules.

These changes deform the architecture of the white matter and in some cases prevent definite selection of the seed region of interest (ROI) from which fiber tracking begins.

Instead of taking the same-old 'Print is dead' stance, London-based curator and writer Omar Kholeif edits a book which features a definite selection of 22 'native' internet artists who reflect and respond on art after the internet through essays, criticism, and images.

There was a definite selection of organization types over more independent mavericks.

Both initial and definite selection needed consensus of both review authors.

One defining characteristic of IETS, compared with other vibrational spectroscopies, is the lack of definite selection rules, since the incident current has components of all symmetries of the system.

Definite article selection was only achieved after examination of the full text confirmed that inclusion criteria were met.

Afterwards, a novel method called Definite Point Selection (DPS) is developed to place the turbines in order to operate at maximum, while providing obligatory space between adjacent turbines for operation safety.

In choosing the right material, there is not always a single definite attribute of selection and the designers and engineers have to take into account a large number of material selection attributes.

It must be noted that in choosing the right material, there is not always a single definite criterion of selection and the designers and engineers have to take into account a large number of material selection criteria.

As a result, there is a definite bias of selection that may lead to an inappropriate conclusion.