Sentence examples for definition of area from inspiring English sources

Fig. 1 Definition of area of Korea that affected by TC in summer (June August).

(a) definition of area and population covered by strategy; (b) analysis of development needs and potential of area, including an analysis of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats; Strategy Definition of strategic objectives and targets.

The digitisation of the 1881 Census of Great Britain UK Data Archivee, http://www.data-archive.ac.uk) provides an invaluable resource for the definition of area of origin.

Several conclusions were obtained: (a) Identification of the proportions of different layer thickness for optimal damping, (b) Definition of areas in the plate promoting maximum shear in the viscoelastic layer, (c) Existence of a relationship between loss factor and deformation mode.

The dialogue prompts and options vary in length, so we always displayed the options in the same position to ease the definition of areas of interest.

The definition of areas on the map, where the hazard is to be assessed, is also included in this node by the definition of grid points; we use a radial grid (see Fig. 4).

In particular, research on the modifiable area unit problem (MAUP) has shown that the definition of areas affects the results, even when the same variables are analysed (Andersson and Malmberg 2014; Kwan 2012; Fotheringham and Wong 1991).

Then μXRF acquisition may help in the definition of areas of interest for XANES or XRD measurements, and must consequently be performed previously or simultaneously to last XANES and XRD measurements.

a See Box 19 for definition of areas.

We used a relatively large definition of areas (CLSCs), and it is possible that the use of smaller areas may have yielded different results.

CT allows accurate anatomic definition of areas of increased FDG update and allows better differentiation of benign from malignant lesions yielding a more specific report.