Sentence examples for if characterization from inspiring English sources

Not discussed: Benford's Law, another "law" that in fact has a rigorous (if and only if) characterization that is directly related to scale-free distributions.

Abstract: Rényi (1959) proposed a set of seven axioms for dependence measures but even if a dependence measure satisfies all his very restrictive axioms, the dependence measure is not interpretable, not even the value 1 (in other words we do not have an if and only if characterization of the property: dependence measure = 1).

If characterization of pain is necessary, we recommend using the McGill Pain Questionnaire.

Moreover as already described by other centres, PET findings in the early images are confirmed in the late images and the variation in terms of SUV can guide towards a malignant (if increases) or benign (if decreases) characterization of the abnormal uptakes [ 11, 17, 22, 25].

One minor, pedantic quibble: I wonder if his characterization of her statement is a hair's breadth too strong.

Quite often, they come when I unleash what I consider an honest and direct, if generalized, characterization of a country.

If the characterization Mr. Villazón offers is rather generalized, this could hardly be said of Diana Damrau's portrayal of the four women after whom Hoffmann vainly lusts.

M's treatment of the Indian in the cover accompanying this article, which depicts two white women fawning of the Indian's jewelry (8/16/47), is meant to be sympathetic even if the characterization is stereotypical.

Among her achievements if the characterization of the density and temperature distribution of the solar interior, characterization of solar rotation, and also the study of solar abundances, in particular the abundance of helium in the Sun.

Structural features of free NPs in solution have not been investigated in details even if their characterization would be very useful in order to identify important aspects related to NPs function and receptor selectivity.

The proposed models can be useful to predict from the properties of reinforcement and resin the intra/inter-ply shear behaviors of woven thermoplastic composites at high temperatures if experimental characterization of composite laminate behaviors is difficult to conduct.