Sentence examples for main definitions of from inspiring English sources

For reference, the four main definitions of 'modern' can be found at Merriam-Webster Dictionary online at //www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=modern.

In this section, we outline the main definitions of the F-transform to be utilized in the subsequent sections of numerical implementations.

There exist two (in fact three) main definitions of the fractional order integrals and derivatives: Riemann-Liouville (and Caputo) and Grünwald-Letnikov [13].

Table 1 lists the main definitions of each studied method applying to left and right sEMG signals to find t1 and t2.

Two main definitions of treefall gaps exist: canopy gap: a 'hole' in the forest through all levels down to an average height of 2 m above ground and extended gap: canopy gap plus the area that extends to the bases of surrounding canopy trees.

It worth noting that there exist only two main definitions of the fractional derivative; the first was proposed by Riemann and Liouville and is the derivative of the convolution of a given function and a power law kernel, the second one was suggested by Caputo and it is the convolution of the local derivative of a given function with power law function [39].

The main definition of BRPC refers to resectability, but also a high risk of positive surgical margins and recurrence.

We are now ready for the main definition of this Subsection (that is not the same as the one considered in [79]).

The main definition of the singular form -- humanity -- refers to being "humane" and is synonymous with civilized and well-educated.

Our main definition of insomnia was based on answering one or more of these questions"on most nights".

This analysis showed that IFG remained independently associated to LVDD when the main definition of LVH was replaced by LVM tertiles (OR = 1.40 95%% CI [1.09 1.80]; p = 0.009) or by LV anatomical pattern (OR = 1.40 95%% CI [1.09 1.80]; p = 0.008).