Sentence examples for matter as defined from inspiring English sources

The cultural protection accorded Randall Gibson represents the heart of the matter as defined by Sharfstein.

It is shown that nanophases should contain no bulk matter as defined by macrophases and also found in microphases.

As model input for the volatile matter release, the HTVM (high temperature volatile matter as defined by IFRF [IFRF, www.handbook.ifrf.net/handbook/glossary.html. [1]]) was used.

The cerebellar searchlight was volume-based within the cerebellar grey matter as defined by SUIT.

All analyses were confined to the grey matter, as defined by averaging the normalized grey matter segment of all participants and thresholding at >0.3.

We therefore constructed a further set of models where the 'ground truth' was defined not by the presence of damage to a single voxel but the presence of damage to at least 20% of any of the voxels falling within a given Brodmann area (BA) and its underlying white matter as defined in the template distributed with MRIcro software (http://www.mccauslandcenter.sc.edu/mricro/index.html).html

Hippocampal atrophy and deep white matter changes (as defined above) were associated with abnormal MoCA scores.

The sLORETA solution space consists of 6,239 voxels (voxel size: 5×5×5 mm) and is restricted to cortical gray matter and hippocampi, as defined by digitized MNI152 template [49].

The date of effective publication is the date on which the printed or electronic matter became available as defined in Art.

Do the opinions of others as defined by your imagination really matter that much?

"Having a good teacher -- as defined by student learning on tests -- matters more".