Sentence examples for preferred definition from inspiring English sources

For the preferred definition, it was seen that the nanofiltration unit had the best efficiency.

The preferred definition can be used to determine the specific energy consumption and makes thermodynamic sense.

The author's preferred definition of a greenway, as proposed in 1995, remains: 'a route which is good from an environmental point of view' (Turner, 1995).

Dave Mackay, from Helmsdale, Sutherland, becomes the first Scottish-born pilot to travel to space, by Virgin's preferred definition of that term.

As described in the next subsection, the renormalized equations are indeed useful for the orthogonal decomposition with respect to our preferred definition of given by Eq. (7).

Row 2 in Table 6 shows the point estimates for our second and preferred definition of low-skill workers as the estimation sample is based on a larger sample of individuals with education below the university degree level.

Keywords still gave a lot of space to terms that preoccupied socialists – "masses" got five pages; "class", the longest entry, got nine – but even these essays sometimes acknowledged an erosion of the left's preferred definitions.

Other authorities prefer definitions based on a more concrete, positive human intervention such as propagation or cultivation (Janick 2005).

We preferred this definition to the legal definition of rape in Tanzania, which does not recognize marital rape.

Is it, then, possible to formulate a generally preferred detailed definition?

We preferred this definition instead of measuring income, since subjects consider this information too sensitive, and as a result they may offer less truthful responses.