Sentence examples for definition of a reference from inspiring English sources

The definition of a "reference illite" with a cation exchange capacity of 0.2 equiv.

The high parameter correlation can be diminished through reparameterization of the Arrhenius equation and definition of a reference temperature.

The proposed methodology could be a starting point for the definition of a reference standard for the characterization and comparison of wallboards embedding phase change materials.

Then, starting from the re-engineering of the existing product-oriented services offered by ABB, this paper aims at laying the foundation for the definition of a reference model and a standard process model for product-oriented service delivery.

The development of success criteria, at both the levels of assessment, depends on the proper definition of a reference domain (the set of wetlands to which success criteria will apply), and the documentation of a set of reference sites within the domain; both must be based within the urban context appropriate for the region of interest.

This paper presents a reference business process for ecological niche modelling, as part of a major work focused on the definition of a reference architecture based on SOA concepts that will be used to evolve the openModeller software package for species modelling.

Finally, in hybridization studies, standardized measures of uncertainty (e.g., confidence intervals) are unavailable in the literature due to unknown statistical properties of the algorithms (e.g., some published results were derived from algorithms that include manual inspection), inconsistent definitions of a "reference" genome, and a lack of commonly implemented gold standards.

In line with what has been found in literature, the definition of a possible reference model and a preliminary standard process model are presented.

Theorem 1 and Lemma 1 suggest the definition of an approximate reference prior inspired by priors π r 1 and π r 2 that has the same value for the hyperparameter a=1 and share their tail behavior with respect to p. We define such an approximate reference prior in Definition 1.

The definition of an appropriate reference standard is critical but often proves problematic.

Yet, while Augustine is not often referred to in medieval definitions of probability, a reference to Topics I became a commonplace.