Sentence examples for motivated definition from inspiring English sources

In this historically motivated definition of science any appeal to an intelligent creator is explicitly excluded for the paralysing effect it may have on the scientific progress.

True, many definitions of terrorism have a political component to them, however mass murder is mass murder: the death of innocent human beings shouldn't be confined to a politically motivated definition.

From a robotics point of view, for instance, [ 39] formulates a psychologically motivated definition of affordances as, broadly speaking, a relationship between an agent, an object and the environment.

Motivation: Since for ( x_1 < 0 ) the operator ( P ( lambda ) ) is hyperbolic with respect to the surfaces ( x_1 = a < 0 ) we can <span class="lh lhl">motivate Definition 3 as follows.

This motivated the definition of algebraic semantics in Section 5.

We have motivated the definition with an example from mechanics, but dynamical systems are not tied to that context.

The success of applying generalized complex orthogonal designs as space time block codes recently motivated the definition of quaternion orthogonal designs as potential building blocks for space time-polarization block codespace time-polarization

Graph C ∗ -algebras of countable graphs which contain infinite emitters were introduced in [63] (2000); these motivated the definition of Leavitt path algebras of such graphs in [9] (2006).

Graph C ∗ -algebras of row-finite graphs were then introduced in [47] (2000); these in turn motivated the definition of Leavitt path algebras of row-finite graphs in [7] and [36] (2005).

In 2010, the idea that the semantics of windows and time are central to the understanding of SPEs motivated the definition of SECRET, a model that captures the behavior of windows in the state-of-the-art SPEs of that time [2].

Thus, allocations including some colors not cut by the current edge must be considered, motivating the definition of the colors in play (Definition 10).