Sentence examples for entirely specified from inspiring English sources

Lurking in the background there is usually a suggestion of anxiety, a concern not entirely specified.

The losses inside a nozzle are assumed to be entirely specified by the exit displacement effect of wall boundary layer.

In the proposed method, a fuzzy system is encoded into a food source with appropriate string representation so that the TS model is entirely specified.

For the essential claim of phenomenalism is that the content of propositions about material objects can be entirely specified in sense-datum terms.

It is now widely accepted that network function is not entirely specified by the network connectivity, but depends upon its neuromodulatory state, and its history of activity and afferent inputs (see, for example, [59], [74], [75], reviewed in [76]).

A Gaussian process is entirely specified by its mean and covariance, both of which are functions of the input variable.

Using computers to model the physical world has become increasingly common; products as diverse as cars and planes, pharmaceuticals and cellphones are almost entirely conceived, specified and designed on a computer screen.

Thus, while everyday psychology (or some preferred part of it) may not entirely accurately specify how in fact we think and act, it does specify how we ought to think and act.

The state-of-the-art facility is the first in the company's history to be entirely designed and specified by Jaguar Land Rover.

Both sets of predictions are based on conditional expected values, ours came entirely from the specified correlation structure of the data (two parameters) and the mean (one parameter), theirs may include several parameters characterizing the mean vector and the covariance structure.

The behaviour of an E-cell is specified entirely by Eqns 1 and 2. I-cells behave identically, except that their output O x, t) does not saturate at high values [i.e. it is simply V x, t) for V x, t) > 0 and 0 elsewhere].