Sentence examples for more formal definition from inspiring English sources

A more formal definition for entropy as heat moves around a system is given in the first of the equations.

Some aviation executives say they want the agency to provide a more formal definition of an acceptable wait, and to publish detailed information on wait times.

A more formal definition can be found in the supplemental document Deontic Wffs Unless otherwise stated, we will only be interested in deontic logics that contain classical propositional calculus (PC).

Other writers have attempted to supply a more formal definition of, for example, a minimally coherent legal system (see Levenbook 1984), or otherwise to flesh out in a more detailed manner the criteria of coherence.

A perfect sequence is a stimulus whose spectral components are constant over the whole Nyquist frequency range (see e.g., [13] for a more formal definition of a perfect sequence).

In a more formal definition, let us consider a component α and a set F related to the components in which the variations of complex network measures will be computed.

The successful exploitation of logical definitions is also a very good contribution to promoting the usage of more formal definitions which I believe will, for example, help to enhance the reliability of semantic similarity and enrichment analyses.

The triplet distance, based on rooted, binary, three-leaf topologies, has the advantage of being fine-grained and easy to compute in polynomial time (see Methods section for more formal definitions).

However, prospective studies using more-formal definitions for severely ill patients with candidemia should be considered.

Please consult the supplement material for more detailed formal definitions.

On a related note, and more generally, the formal definition of a critical system as one operating at, or near, a second-order (continuous) phase transition is problematic since the concept of phase transition applies to systems with infinite degrees of freedom [22].