Sentence examples for proceed to define from inspiring English sources

We proceed to define physiologically meaningful pools, characterize them within the hRBC, and compare them with those derived from systems engineering techniques.

Then we proceed to define quadratic stability for this case and develop the first results on a control theory in the form of pass controllability and the design of physically based control laws.

We first show that several existing semantical notions are faithfully captured by our definition, then proceed to define new ADF semantics and show that they are proper generalisations of existing argumentation semantics from the literature.

The starting point is to formulate a general approach to severe accident management and plant life management and then proceed to define the needs for the additional information expected from the safety research.

Designers often talk about blurring the line between formal and casual, and then proceed to define each as rigidly as possible, with casual being a potluck of sports and ethnic garments (last season's leggings and dhoti pants, for example) and formal being business suits.

Now, we proceed to define the resolvent operator corresponding to problem (2.1 - 2.2 2.1 - 2.2

"Voluptuous," she retorted, then proceeded to define the unfamiliar term, cutting off the laughter and offering a memorable vocabulary lesson in the process.

The article proceeds to define three families of conference recommendation techniques.

The problem, of course, is that Descartes has defined motion as a change of contiguous bodies, and then proceeds to define body as that which moves (translates, transports).

With the methodology established, we proceeded to define food groups and sub-groups; select food products for inclusion; and to collate relevant information from core datasets (local production, imports, and exports).

He stated the partial order properties of subsumption and then proceeded to define the operations of + and × as least upper bounds and greatest lower bounds—he implicitly assumed such bounds existed and listed the key equational properties of the algebras with two binary operations that we now call lattices.