Sentence examples for situations defined from inspiring English sources

Cabrera hiked his average to.429 (14 for 29) in close-and-late situations, defined as the seventh inning or later with the team at bat tied or ahead by a run, or with the winning run on base, at bat or on deck.

The reactive rulebase governing the robot behavior is synthesized corresponding to the various situations defined by the instant robot motion, environment and target information.

But according to 82games.com, this season James has shot just 38.6percentt in clutch situations (defined as less than five minutes left in regulation or OT with neither team ahead by more than five points).

Competition between conflicting opinions is a healthy part of public discussion in situations defined by uncertainty.

Detailed descriptions of the child's typical behavior in a range of specified situations defined by the context (e.g. play) or the behavior shown (e.g. crying) that had occurred in the previous week and in the previous year were rated on a 4-point scale for frequency and severity.

Let us investigate the situation defined by Eq. (26) called the resonance case.

That is to say nearer to an equilibrium state which is effectively the situation defined by the Donnay and Harker theory.

Three experiments were conducted to see if the evaluation bias occur in the minimal group situation defined by [Tajifel, H., Billig, M., Bundy, R., & Flament, C. (1971). Social categorization and intergroup behavior.

A judicial emergency is a situation defined by strict criteria -- it is not just an off-the-cuff opinion.

"We're surely witnessing a situation defined by a lack of state presence, but this can by no means justify nor excuse anyone taking justice into their own hands," Argentine lawmaker Fabián Peralta told reporters.

The occurrence of a high-risk maternal situation defined as either maternal complications or progression to severe disease.