Sentence examples for definition of given from inspiring English sources
For the spatial component, at the lowest scale, we use the natural definition of given cells.
Taking into account the definition of given in (1.5), we may also have the inequality (2.12).
As described in the next subsection, the renormalized equations are indeed useful for the orthogonal decomposition with respect to our preferred definition of given by Eq. (7).
which is a consequence of the degradedness of the subchannels, (D.164) is obtained via using the definition of given in (D.147), and (D.166) follows from the Markov chain: (D.169).
Clark and Haviland's (1977) Given-New contract, which produced the concept of bridging, also depends, through the neo-Gricean Maxim of Antecedence, on reference and pronominalisation to define New information (Moore, 2008a), and Prince's (1981) influential taxonomy of information is largely a development of Clark and Haviland's referential definition of Given and New.
The definition of giving that propels the movement is not simply about fundraising: #GivingTuesday is committed to a definition of giving that emerges from communities and that contributes to long term solutions, not merely covers the cracks of the large social issues of our times.
That imbalance could shift if Internet users agree on the necessity, and definition, of giving credit.
On the other hand, from the definition of, for given, we have (2.19).
Therefore, from (2.17) and the definition of, for given,, we have (218).
Cruddas said the key task for Labour was to reclaim Blair, but not the definition of Blair given by his most extreme advocates present at his "political death".
