Sentence examples for linear definition from inspiring English sources
"There's a linear definition of strikingly gorgeous and an inclusive one," Mr. Klein said.
We found that the linear definition satisfies these requirements best.
The line lost its linear definition, and, just as it was seeming outright dangerous, Bocuse was gone.
Like Matisse, Vicente considered color the essential element in art, and used collage to create forms that did not require linear definition.
The superficial conventions of Byzantine facial types and gesture persist, but Byzantine linear treatment of draperies is severely reduced in favour of rounded modeling, and the traditional linear definition of facial features is completely abandoned.
In the proposed procedure, the output definitions of fuzzy subsystems are derived in a unique parametric form in terms of the inversion variable by using parameters of linear definition of membership functions.
Pen drawings by such outstanding painters and sculptors as Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, and Henry Moore demonstrate the virtue of the steel pen in producing the sharp linear definitions generally preferred by modern masters.
Secondary analyses using linear definitions for AKI, CPB anemia, and hypotensive burden, and assessing for coincident timing also did not demonstrate significant association of anemia and hypotension with AKI risk relative to anemia alone.
These exponential and linear definitions have been based on the dynamics of the corresponding enzymatic reactions with no implicit reference to their intrinsic pitfalls.
Specifically, the Commission can extend emergency information regulations to the entities it failed to reach with its Emergency Information Order and Second Report and Order by adopting the Linear Programming Definition of an MVPD that it puts forth in its MVPD Definition NPRM.
Although the prediction curves were not linear by definition, the closer the R to 1 the smaller the mean squared error of the prediction from the experimental values, that is, the better the performance.
