Sentence examples for in which we defined from inspiring English sources

It was the way in which we defined the rest of the year".

Désidéri, Hierarchical optimum-shape algorithms using embedded Bézier parameterizations, in: Y. Kuznetsov et al., (Ed)., Numerical Methods for Scientific Computing, Variational Problems and Applications, CIMNE, Barcelona, 2003], in which we defined formally a hierarchical shape optimization method based on a multi-level shape representation by nested Bézier parameterizations (FAMOSA), and [J.-A.

We have recently published cannula targeting data for the non-human primate (NHP) putamen in which we defined infusion parameters referred to as "red", "blue", and "green" zones for cannula placements that result in poor, sub-optimal and optimal volumes of distribution (Vd), respectively.

In [6], we implemented a new MAC protocol for the Urban-X MR using the SORA PCIe boards and Dell PCs, in which we defined several additional MAC states for performing spectrum sensing to estimate channel workload and selecting a least occupied channel and configuring it for the R2.

Additional analyses were conducted in which we defined the market share based only on admissions for CABG surgery.

Several sizes were found, next to round spermatids without one, indicating a gradually developing/growing structure in which we defined four types (Fig. 1A).

"It's interesting the way in which we define family, the way we put a picket fence around it.

The emphasis on borders and totemic focus on immigration is really another way of saying that countries should be modern fortresses, a Sir Lancelot land in which we define ourselves and our hopes by whom we manage to keep out.

The Man without a Shadow opens in psychological thriller territory but develops into a subtler, more melancholic examination of the ways in which we define ourselves in terms of our work and relationships.

But whether it does or not, I don't want to let this incident pass without using it as a "teachable moment" for us all about the dangerous way in which we define manhood and masculinity.

We present a family of modal logics in which we define a conditional connective for statements of normality and examine its properties.