Sentence examples for is defined as a single from inspiring English sources

The SoC is defined as a single chip that includes one or more microprocessors, application specific custom logic functions, and embedded system software.

Large-scale wind energy is defined as a single turbine with – bear with me – a hub of less than 50 metres, two turbines in excess of 30 metres, or any development of 10 or more turbines, regardless of height.

Whether or not the account of imprinting provided by this theory is correct, the point is made that how learning is defined and whether it is defined as a single, monolithic process or as many specialized processes are, in the end, questions of theory.

A PacketCable Zone is defined as a single CMS and the endpoints it manages.

For example, the total road width is defined as a single lane of equivalent road width (say 10.5-m wide lane to simulate a 3 lane roadway).

One of the major drawbacks of the original 1D-EMD is the appearance of mode mixing, which is defined as a single IMF consisting of signals widely disparate scales, or a signal of similar scale residing in different IMF components.

Status epileptics was defined as, "a single epileptic seizure of more than 30 minutes or a series of epileptic seizures during which function is not regained between ictal events in a period more than 30 minutes long".

Graphene is defined as a single-layer of sp2 carbon structure, which forms two-dimensional hexagonal honeycomb lattice [1, 2].

This model is defined as a single-surface rate-independent non-associated elastoplastic model that includes geomechanical anisotropy, rate dependence and creep into the basic material characterization (e.g., Crook et al. 2006).

A pit was defined as a single excavation, circular in appearance, with well-defined edges, and where the ratio between the length and the width of the excavation did not exceed two.

Researcher Todd Kashdan claims that curiosity simply can't be defined as a single trait; it actually has multiple dimensions.