Sentence examples for it could be defined from inspiring English sources

L4 was chosen because it could be defined on CT to its size and horizontal orientation.

Among those that are definable is possibility M: as early as 1921 Tarski showed that it could be defined as CNpp.

"It could be defined as chaotic or anarchic, but it could also refer to an organized resistance".

Or, they wondered if it could be defined at all in the absence of a second example to the Earth's biosphere — a web of interdependence all based on DNA.

It could be defined a simulated "in situ" step and adopts a simplified scheme of the walking step.

It could be defined as the process of establishing links of communication with others in a way that may prove to be mutually beneficial.

In The New Yorker the critic John Lahr called it an "opsical," which could be defined, he wrote, as "an empty vessel that makes a big sound".

Scudamore is of the view a change in the law would be required, but there is an alternative view that if flip-up rail seats were introduced on a one-for-one basis then that would not be the case if it was determined they could be defined as "seated accommodation".

It meant that disease entities could be defined much more sharply.

And, it was also found that λmax could be defined by the maximum drawing stress (F) around yield point in the 2nd step drawing.

On the other hand, the heat transfer coefficient is inversely proportional to this time constant and could be defined as it is shown in the next expression: h = Σ i m i C p, i τ A = C t τ A (9). Once we know the heat transfer coefficient, it can be used to calculate the amount of energy that the sample accumulates or losses, from the temperature evolution.