Sentence examples for definition of entry from inspiring English sources

Definition of entry 1: computer network located on a user's premises within a limited geographical area.

Definition of entry 2: Data communication network, connecting a limited number of communication devices (Meters and other devices) and covering a moderately sized geographical area within the premises of the consumer.

Now and then maybe every third entry he found something to tweak in the definition, or a bit of illuminating context.

The Mini is still the best-priced gateway into a desktop Mac ecosystem, but the definition of entry-level has clearly shifted for Apple since the last 'go round.

For example, a phenyl ring is derived not only from the definition of RING entries, but also of FRAG entries (and CONJ entries in most cases).

Fig. 9 Glossary-extending duplication of a selection of full form terms in smart-grid-related glossaries: opposition of number of entries and number of definition of these entries (full form terms).

Definition of database, entry forms, and macros took 36 hours.

The merit of having this sub-database is that one can search for any substructure using a number of names without bothering about the definition of SUBSTRUCTURE entries unless one has a very complicated query.

More subtly, but centrally, we change the definition of matrix entries for pairs of base pairs.

However, it is difficult to compare these findings due to the difference among the various studies in terms of the parameters used, which are based on different definitions of late entry.

Comparisons across studies should be undertaken with caution, because different researchers adopt different definitions of late entry and evaluate different populations [ 31].