Sentence examples for precision in the definition of from inspiring English sources

Canon #49 — "Ambiguity in a statute defining a crime or imposing a penalty should be resolved in the defendant's favor" — makes sense in the context of a concern that individuals not suffer the law's penalties if the fact of their offense is not crystal clear — "a fair system of laws requires precision in the definition of offenses and punishments".

Intensity modulated (or not) conformal radiotherapy delivery requires better precision in the definition of treatment volume, frequently if necessary.

Moreover, the relevance of precision in the definition of scope and components for meaningful results of techno-economic assessments of VFB systems is pointed out.

Compatibility of the approximations inherent in these factors is emphasized; it is not logical to adopt more precision in the definition of one than is consistent with the others.

First, the Walsh functions are defined using integer multiples of a fundamental clock period, meaning that limitations of finite timing precision in the definition of a control protocol are automatically inbuilt.

In order to preserve precision in the definition of cerebellar structures, a 4 mm default full-width at half-maximum Gaussian kernel was used for smoothing.

For example, U.S. civilian and military negotiators helped to ensure greater precision in the definitions of crimes within the Court's jurisdiction.

Labbock et al realised that lack of precision and consistency in the definition of breastfeeding had led to misinterpretation of data and problems with comparability between studies [ 6].

It allows one to consider different precision levels according to the value of δ in the definition of fuzzy formal concepts.

Twin studies suggest heritability is up to 36%; however, differences in the definition of what constitutes a preterm delivery cloud the precision of those estimates (56, 57).

The basic difference between the analog mindset and the digital mindset is embedded in the definitions of precision, hardware versus software, and time.