Sentence examples for introduces a term from inspiring English sources

For simplicity, let us consider the case where a single definition stipulatively introduces a term.

Hence, we will show that the presence of at least one pole in the channel transfer function introduces a term of interference in the received MC block.

Table 5 shows the results including the specification suggested by Trebon (2008), which introduces a term to take into account the effect on food shares of household size.

Further, this study introduces a term parameter impact (evaluated based on sensitivity of modal parameters towards structural parameters) to decide the suitability of selecting a particular mode, if some idea about the damaged elements are available.

As a result, adding the IMR into the outcome equation introduces a term that attempts to capture both observed and unobserved variables that affect selection, or non-response.

In the nineteen-eighties, the scholars James Meindl, Sanford Ehrlich, and Janet Dukerich introduced a term for how leadership looks from the outside: "the romance of leadership".

"We've introduced a term system for researchers in our national labs, and increased merit rewards for people with good ideas," said Nobuaki Kawakami, director of the ministry's division of planning and evaluation.

On the other hand, we may introduce a term with the stipulation that it is to be a rigid designator referring to whatever object actually satisfies the description.

We additionally introduce a term to account for non-stationarity in the data that corresponds to a dot product between sample points in the covariance matrix.

Indeed, approximated by a stable pole-zero model, we need to show that the channel poles introduce a term of interference in each received MC symbols.

Finally, we notice that, independent of the channel zero number, the channel poles introduce a term of interference with power depending on their locations inside the UC.