Sentence examples for introductory definition from inspiring English sources
A quite general introductory definition is that CP deals with those chemical phenomena which can be studied quantitatively.
Let's begin with an introductory definition of the Church.
In addition, it is possible that the open ended questions related to stress and the introductory definition of burnout that preceded the administration of the burnout questionnaire might have also led midwives to overstate their levels of stress.
Definitions for study-related terms were included on the introductory page (e.g., definitions of incidental finding, rights, analytic validity, and clinical utility).
In taking up the issue of bilingual education, the task force and a separate subcommittee of the Board of Education are studying introductory English programs whose definitions are fluid, and whose ratio of English to foreign language varies greatly, depending on the school, classroom and teacher involved.
In this introductory section, we give definitions and basic properties of several classes of functions.
We restate the following definitions and introductory examples which can be found in [10, 11].
Table 1 Definitions of natural selection and genetic drift from glossaries of introductory college biology textbooks Term Definition Textbook Natural Selection A process in which organisms with certain inherited characteristics are more likely to survive and reproduce than are organisms with other characteristics.
In this introductory article we review current definitions of data integration and describes it formally as the combination of two challenges: data discovery and data exploitation [ 5].
In the current implementation stage, alloy composition, desired process and component definition are the important introductory issues.
