Sentence examples for enumerated type from inspiring English sources
An IInput object contains a Factory instance (located in package utilities) that implements enumerated type definitions for random number generation, DPD and electrostatics calculations, harmonic bonds or integration schemata.
The quote type in VDM-SL corresponds to enumerated type in Pascal.
The LCLS data acquisition system saves data in XTC format which consists of a hierarchical set of small headers that encapsulate larger data, where each container is mapped to a C++ class using an enumerated type.
An additional data element sharing the same DEC but differing in value domain could be constructed later if it was determined that the enumerated type was also necessary.
Priority is defined as type construction that allows enumerated types which is union of LOW and HIGH.
Mr. Wain began to enumerate types of selective weed-killing.
The classification of inheritance systems suggested by Jablonka and Lamb (Jablonka 2001; Jablonka & Lamb 2005) discussed in the next section, in contrast, enumerates types of concrete inheritance systems found in the living world.
The generating function for t n seems first to have been investigated in [ 15] in connection with enumerating "types of arrangements" in a commutative but non-associative algebra, such as a1 a2 a3 a4)) or (a1 a2)(a3 a4); these are identical to rooted bifurcating trees in the "Newick" format [ 1].
Others have used collections of genomic sequence data to enumerate types of fates of ancestral genes, concluding that there has been a great deal of loss following duplication, that selection for novel functions has played a prominent role and that rates of divergence of paralogous genes depends on selection pressure and functional constraints [ 6].
CodeLists are characterized by their extensibility, in comparison to the Enumerated Types of PostgreSQL, which are static.
In 1221 Jean de Garlande's dictionary, and in 1226, Étienne Boileau's Livre des métiers (Tradesman's Handbook) enumerated many types of devices which can only have been doubling machines.
