We generate 1000 attacker mobility paths, as stipulated in Definition 5, of 20 consecutive points evenly spaced at every 25 meters.
This 'stipulated definition' is nowhere in Plato, though it may well capture his thinking about ordinary particulars.
because the first term in (22) is zero whenever z T 1 = 0 (as stipulated for conditionally negative matrices in Definition 1), and because z T H z ≥ 0 as H is the kernel matrix for h(x i,x j ).
We will use the definition of vaccine coverage as stipulated by the respective authors.
This definition is consistent with that stipulated in The Law of Elderly of Vietnam (34).
The emergency presentation route denotes a new diagnosis of cancer after an emergency hospital admission or Accident and Emergency department attendance, or after emergency hospital transfer or emergency general practitioner referral; detailed operational definitions and algorithms have been further stipulated in detail (Elliss-Brookes et al, 2012; National Cancer Intelligence Network, 2014).
"The possible is that which does not entail any contradiction, or which is not impossible (Ontologia, §85).[46] Next, the definition of a possible thing or being is stipulated as 'something which is intrinsically possible".
For, in the absence of a prior definition of equal times, any motion whatever can be stipulated to be uniform.
They fall short of the narrowest definition, of legal activity between two consenting adults, ignoring larger culturally accepted but not legally stipulated aspects of their position such as maintaining the public trust or honoring their elected office.
Since a definition of HER2 positivity is a HER2/CEP17 ratio of >2.0 (or 2.2 as more recently stipulated), therefore the number of copies of chromosome 17 per nucleus is also important, as a cancer with polysomy of chromosome 17 as well as HER2 amplification will have a lower HER2/CEP17 ratio than a similarly HER2-amplified cancer in the presence of monosomy 17.
