Sentence examples for have previously defined from inspiring English sources

We have previously defined this practically useful throughput limit as the short-term fair capacity region.

Some businesses have previously defined regional markets that are not strictly aligned with geographic boundaries or political borders.

We have previously defined two mathematical functions, the information density function and information function, which are useful for model selection and optimization of scan time in PET [13].

I have previously defined the research method as determining the connection between the research answer and the research question (Biggs and Büchler [2007]).

However, universal guidelines have previously defined ICC estimates of 0.00 0.39, 0.40 0.59, 0.60 0.74, and 0.75 1.00 as poor, fair, good, and excellent, respectively [32], and SEM estimates for acceptable reliability range from 7.5 20% of the measured variable, with 15% being the most common cutoff [33].

We have previously defined a mathematical model of BrdU LRC data to support the dormant HSC hypothesis [2].

The bank had previously defined 1 percent only as its "understanding" of a desirable rate of inflation.

She has previously defined "art" as that which creates a "discontinuity in the undifferentiated manifold" (Kant) but now she says it is "marketing".

They know that New York is lagging behind others — including New Hampshire, where Gov. John Lynch, who had previously defined marriage as strictly between a man and a woman, signed legislation legalizing same-sex marriage on Wednesday.

The Johnson-Reed Act largely held sway for forty-one years, until, amid the democratizing ethos of the civil-rights era, immigration policy fully shed the racial engineering that had previously defined it.

A breakdown of the comparatively rigid lines that had previously defined the various painting styles began in the Muromachi period and continued in the Momoyama.