Sentence examples for generalised reference from inspiring English sources
The generalised reference tissue model employed is able to describe a range of different behaviours, which will likely include regions outside the brain.
Y Φ can be described by the generalised reference tissue model embedded in a basis function framework and solved by the method of basis pursuit denoising [20] as follows.
The chapter is overly generalised with limited reference to the literature to support its points and some clumsy editing, which reduces its ability to act as a strong synthesis piece.
Fig. 1 The many roles of law in the governance of natural hazards set out in a generalised legal framework with reference to some recent court cases.
Patterns identified include misrepresented bibliographic data, inappropriate references, irrelevant material and generalised text that did not address the assessment question or grading criteria.
Adolescents with strong associations to others who are drinking at risky levels will report conflicting injunctive norms (those of the reference group compared to the generalised population).
Adolescents with lower degrees of attachment to community will report conflicting injunctive norms (those of the reference group compared to the generalised population) and higher levels of alcohol use.
There are no generalised and commonly acceptable design procedures available for reference.
Three design methods for generating smooth reference trajectories are discussed: circle-segments, generalised elementary paths, and bi-elementary paths.
As described previously, in the MPL fitting approach adopted in this paper, the path loss exponent is constrained to the value corresponding to the reference channel, i.e. the generalised static CP-LoS channel.
The ILAE definition of epilepsy: recurrence of at least two spontaneous seizures during an interval of at least 24 hours (ILAE, 1993); and the 1981 ILAE classification into partial seizures or generalised seizures was used (ILAE, 1981) as a reference answer.
