Sentence examples for initial definition from inspiring English sources

Can the Lytro camera possibly gain back in post-processing what it loses in initial definition?

In some cases the reason is directly, in some cases indirectly linked with the initial definition.

Some of these effectors thus correspond to the initial definition by Flor of the avirulence gene.

The proposed 3D surface mesh generation algorithm uses a parametric NURBS representation as initial definition of the domain boundary.

The novel use of XFEM in simulating crack propagation within masonry units without initial definition of crack location is detailed.

The Taguchi method predicts a parameter setting that will result in the best performance based on the initial definition.

Since the initial definition of the plant resistance (R) genes by Flor (1942), many R genes have been identified.

People often ask me what plankton are, and once we get beyond the initial definition, they then want to know if they are plants or animals.

As makers, it's so easy to jump straight into design and implementation, but a mistake in the initial definition can haunt you and be very hard to fix later (much more than in software).

Ask students to return to their initial definitions, drawings or word webs to see how much of what they have now learned was actually captured there.

In couple of initial definitions Tomkins (1997) defined Six Sigma as a program aimed at the near elimination of defects from every products, process, and transactions.