Sentence examples for instance as defined from inspiring English sources

In this basic TAL template whose identifier is "slideSequence", as shown in line 3 of Listing 3, the presentation begins starting the first photo component instance

We did not evaluate accessibility (the degree to which the website complied with standards of universal accessibility, for instance as defined by the Web Accessibility Initiative [ 12]), since user testing methods are not an effective way of gathering data on various aspects of this issue.

Process and Event objects are fully characterized by the corresponding ProcessType and EventType instances as defined in the meta model.

This may be achieved by treating the distance matrix as an instance-by-feature matrix, i.e. using the instances as defining feature-space, after which BU is applied (Fig 2C).

This circumstance is not an instance of synergy as defined within the public health community unless the effects are greater than additive.

For instance, polybasic clusters as defined by arginine- and lysine-enriched amino acid sequences enable diverse transmembrane and cytosolic proteins to bind lipids [ 56].

For instance, 'Critical Digital Pedagogy' as defined by Stommel, has a number of characteristics that make it stand in contrast to the ways that regulatory frameworks are conventionally disseminated in the construction industry.

This is accomplished by an iterative process that forces source and target instances which are similar (as defined by the positive transferability measure) to have the same label.

It is closely related to a global or comprehensive view of the patient, which is a core competency of FM, as defined for instance by the World Organization of National Colleges, Academies and Academic Associations of General Practitioners/Family Physicians WONCAA) [ 9].

For instance, rates of growth restriction as defined by the race-specific standard were significantly lower among blacks compared with whites at 40 weeks gestation (rate ratio 0.89, 95% confidence interval 0.88 to 0.91, p < 0.0001), despite a significantly higher perinatal mortality rate among blacks at 40 weeks gestation (rate ratio 1.43, 95% confidence interval 1.29 to 1.58, p < 0.0001).

Now the eBay-owned payments company says that it will only prohibit using its payment system for specific books — not entire classes of books — and that it will only apply to those publications that contain pictures as well as words, and in that case only instances where those images are obscene as defined by the U.S. legal system.