Sentence examples for possibilities to define from inspiring English sources
In the remaining case, where one commits to some future behaviour after establishing present beliefs, we characterise the several possibilities to define consistent future assessments; this shows in particular that temporal consistency does not preclude changes of mind.
This paper highlights different possibilities to define the interface between product design and production in low-cost countries, identifies the factors influencing the design, deduces basic principles and illustrates guidelines for an adapted product design.
We also exhibit infinitely many possibilities to define γ-like statistics which are meaningful in situations different from the classical one, and provide tools to ascertain the statistical significance of the proposed measures, which are valid for any kind of sample.
In this paper, we also introduce a class of bivariate means defined as an integral of functions, where the underlying function is just continuous and increasing on ((0,infty)), which is not restrictive and so gives much more possibilities to define new means and new mean-inequalities.
Nevertheless, there are possibilities to define a system's total mass, either using a hypothetical "infinitely distant observer" (ADM mass) or suitable symmetries (Komar mass).
Essentially, there are two distinct possibilities to define the lateral dimension of the sample volume.
Combinatorial (glyco peptide libraries offer the possibility to define effective inhibitors of protein (lectin)–glycan interactions.
This integration offers the possibility to define a complex user experience, even starting from a simple linear narration.
The comparison highlighted some network peculiarities, in terms of topology and energy, and, consequently, the possibility to define a range of similarity to build hypothetical benchmark networks.
Thus the development of infrastructure models is a possibility to define a common understanding of basic aspects of the different functionalities.
A by-product of the clustering procedure is the possibility to define and extract the principal activations of a muscle during gait.
