Sentence examples for leading definition from inspiring English sources

HRQL is a more comprehensive concept than FHS as noted in this leading definition.

Before 1923 the Van Slyke definition (although not so-called at the time) was the leading definition of an acid for physiologists [ 9].

Efforts to define social enterprises abound with lack of agreement among the fraternity of researchers on a single definition, thereby leading to definitional confusions (Mair and Marti 2006; Short et al. 2009; Doherty et al. 2014; Sengupta and Sahay 2017).

Here we lift the restriction that the elements be binary or integers, thus leading to definitions of the pseudo-adjacency, pseudo-Laplacian, and pseudo-degree matrices.

If F is not continuous, however, a more general definition of quantile residuals is required leading to the definition of randomized quantile residuals: r i = Φ − 1 u i (6).

Discussions on definition focus on the identification of the instances of each of the three elements (what can be a definiens, a definiendum, or a definitional basis) and on their respective definition, leading in particular to the question whether a definiens requires a definiens.

An optimality criterion is introduced leading to the definition of an optimal observer.

These dependencies are then used in a simple phenomenological model of small-scale turbulence leading to the definition of a topologically critical length scale the detachment scale ID.

Conditions under which a separation effect can be achieved are established, leading to the definition of dimensionless parameters that control the process.

The stringent latency together with the higher bandwidth requirements of current Internet of Things (IoT) applications, are leading to the definition of new network-infrastructures, such as Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC).

A cluster analysis was employed to obtain non-redundant SSR-containing sequences, leading to the definition of 576 non-redundant sequences containing 783 SSRs.