Sentence examples for ones defined from inspiring English sources

We note that the difference equations discussed in [19, 22, 23] are those ones defined on N = { 0, 1, 2, ⋯ }.

To generate the test cases, BETA supports coverage criteria based on the ones defined in [22] for two different strategies: input space partitioning and logical coverage.

This document suggested some thresholds based on the ones defined in the Commission Recommendation (EU) 2016/1318 of July 2016 [33].

This indicates that while using conventional Walsh-Hadamard spreading no frequency diversity gain will be achieved, the a rotation of the spreading matrix such as the ones defined by (3.3.1) has the potential (depending on the channel correlation matrix R g ) to attain a frequency diversity gain proportional to the number of subcarriers per group, common to all groups and classes.

In addition to national organic standards (and not ones defined by agribusiness giants), a British practice we Americans could happily adopt is the labeling of vegetarian foods.

The city study and previous national ones defined "overweight" as having a body mass index of 25 or more and obese as having a body mass index of 30 or more.

No one defined it better.

" Yet Rice's childhood was not one defined by trauma.

Still, the history of models-turned-singers is not one defined by notable greatness.

In the US, the millennial generation is one defined by debt.

One defined these submanifolds as follows.