Sentence examples for for explicit definition from inspiring English sources

But these approaches, with the exception of SMARTS, do not customarily provide support for explicit definition of classes.

The index measure the size of subset which is invariant under some group action, such as Z p action (for explicit definition, see [10]).

The merits of the inclusion of quantitative methods based on logical empiricism for explicit definition of input errors and uncertainty, approaches to quantisation of input data, and optimisation of outputs are contrasted with soft systems approaches that incorporate more linguistic and information theory into landscape analysis.

It does not appear possible to compile discrete vocabularies of symbols, because they lack the precision and regularities present in natural language that are necessary for explicit definitions.

Further, a key motivation behind the GRADE effort was a need for "explicit definitions" and "sequential, explicit judgments,"[ 2] and the GRADE system represents an importance advance towards transparency.

We discuss the necessity of explicit definition of both declarative and procedural knowledge and propose explicit procedural knowledge handling.

It has very recently proposed new wording for an explicit definition of "the purposes of organised religion".

More specifically, generating a standard information model in the context of technical biobanking standardisation efforts demands, as prerequisites for integration, explicit definition of a limited set of semantic entities, enumeration of their attributes, and systematic mapping between databases in line with the model.

Note that too many or too little appearances of pairs of distances are informative (see Methods for an explicit definition, Table 2).

As well as a lack of explicit definitions for measured outcomes and variations in times at which these were measured, resistance data (multidrug resistant and nalidixic acid resistant) were not explicitly reported, particularly in older trials.

Quality of safety reporting was based on the following four criteria: (1) recruitment completeness among members of a clearly-defined cohort; (2) report of explicit definitions that allow for reproducible ascertainment of two or more harms; (3) assessment of patients status within seven days to one month of treatment; and (4) attrition rate ≤ 20% until first follow-up assessment [ 21, 23].