Sentence examples for essentially specified from inspiring English sources

Our principal claim is that sociotechnical systems are essentially specified in terms of sociotechnical trust.

Moreover, as we show in the next assertion, the main result of Theorem 4.1 can be essentially specified.

In this context, the ideal observer essentially specifies how the information from each sense should be optimally weighted in creating the unified percept of a particular source observed with multiple cues or modalities.

These clauses essentially specify that there is an error whenever the value at position i of read j does not match with the value at position i of the haplotype that the read is assigned to.

In both cases (ellipse and hyperbola), the definition essentially specifies a and c, and b is introduced for convenience.

Total RNA (range 1200 ng – 2300 ng) was then prepared using the miRNeasy® FFPE Kit (Qiagen, Germany), essentially as specified by the manufacture.

The list of substances banned by the PGA and the L.P.G.A. are essentially the same as specified by the World Anti-Doping Agency, minus two common allergy medications that would provide no competitive advantages to a golfer.

The first is Michael Behe's (2006) "irreducible complexity," a concept not original to him, and the second is William Dembski's (1998) "complex specified information," essentially an attempt to attach probabilities to the former notion.

The splicing of a single neuronal gene thus specifies essentially all aspects of a complex innate behavior.

"Essentially we can specify the keys that are necessary to type the program.

Loewer (2004) agrees that intermediate propensities are incompatible with determinism, understanding those to be essentially dynamical: "they specify the degree to which one state has a tendency to cause another" (15).