Sentence examples for stable definition from inspiring English sources

Finally, we come up with a suggestion of the most stable definition of tautomerism for computer supported generation.

We identify two problems: the absence of a stable definition of function, and the model's double aim of describing actual designing and prescribing improved designing.

We have set up several kinds of tautomer definitions and derived a stable definition covering the major kinds of protropic tautomerism.

However, one of the first issues that pretty much every study in this field tries to establish is a stable definition of m-learning.

In the absence of cultural guidelines, responsibility has no stable definition.

Hormesis has been plagued by absence of a stable definition.

Stable definitions hold little interest for Cassandra Wilson.

Consequently, in keeping with the need for stable definitions of scientific terms, many scientists now place within the family Hominidae the three genera that are part of the human lineage Ardipithecus, Australopithecus, and Homo.

Indicator selection was based on availability of complete longitudinal data and "stable" definitions (i.e., measure definition did not change during the period covered by the data).

Thus, the system (1) is finite time stable by Definition 2.4.

A trend may be considered as strong or weak, increasing, decreasing or stable, the definition by FAO 4 is rather unspecific and strongly depends on subjective assessment of the beholder.