Sentence examples for refer to the definition from inspiring English sources

In the light of these distinctions, we refer to the definition of contract cheating by Clarke and Lancaster (2006).

A single measure of weak noncompactness in Banach spaces may refer to the definition of Banaś and Rivero [24].

All cases refer to the definition of the modified resource fair scheduler.The strict resource fair solution will lead to more fairness, that is, less throughput degradation for.

With traditional forms, we refer to the definition of ownership rights in Chaddad and Iliopoulos (2013), in which a traditional cooperative is characterized by residual return rights assigned to member-patrons, ownership is related to patronage, voting rights are non-proportional, and the residual claim is not transferable.

Our screening criteria used for LRTP are based on two different concepts: On the one hand, we refer to the definition of the Stockholm Convention which states that a substance will 'migrate significantly through the air' [3] if its atmospheric oxidation half-life exceeds 2 days.

To refer to the definition of SBML 'time' from a SED-ML file, for example, the URN is urn:sedml:symbol:time.

As you encounter these redefined words in a transcript or description, we encourage you to refer to the definitions provided to discover both an alternate meaning and the reasoning behind it.

This difference may have occurred because methods are not standardized; important differences refer to the definitions of the concept of iatrogenic, modes of assessment (prospective, retrospective or transversal), population size, and the observation period.

"Likely" in this context refers to the definition of risk used by the IPCC.

A relative shear stress was defined by referring to the definition of the relative viscosity of disperse systems.

A consortium spokeswoman said yesterday that Dr. Collins had not criticized Celera but was referring to the definition of completing the human genome.