Sentence examples for formulating the definition from inspiring English sources

The Council of Chalcedon (451) used the term in formulating the definition of the hypostatic union (of Christ's human and divine natures).

We formulate the definition of entropy weak solutions and provide existence and uniqueness to the considered problem.

Ouseley, who as chairman of the Commission for Racial Equality helped to formulate the definition of "institutional racism" delivered by the Macpherson inquiry into the Lawrence murder, was particularly disappointed that the wider context, an opportunity to reflect on how far attitudes to race have improved, was not more carefully considered.

Later, we formulate the definition of a generalized Green's function.

On this basis, he goes on to formulate the definition of ren (humanity, humaneness) for the subsequent tradition: "the essential character of mind" and "the essential pattern of love".

The authors in the 14th century British tradition typically formulate the definition of formal consequence on the basis of variations of (Co), but giving it a more explicitly epistemic twist.

These operations are then used to formulate the definitions of ε-regularity and ε-solid that extend and subsume the corresponding classical concepts as exact special cases.

Next, we investigate soft topological spaces and formulate the definitions and deliver some properties of a soft compact topological space.

The expert panel formulated the definitions of the various types of field defects, (e.g. normal, absolute defect, diffuse depression), all of which were based solely on data available within the 24-2 visual field.

At a first glance it may seem to be a hype, with a lot of effort being put into formulating the right definition of what "Molecular Imaging" entails.

In formulating the models, important definitions are introduced which capture in simple form the probabilistic properties of the genetic operators, which provides models which are independent of solution encoding schemes.