Sentence examples for stipulated set from inspiring English sources
Law of nature, in the philosophy of science, a stated regularity in the relations or order of phenomena in the world that holds, under a stipulated set of conditions, either universally or in a stated proportion of instances.
"The team will then let the climbers know whether the planned record-making effort falls within stipulated criteria set by the government".
Omissions were defined as a criteria or question that was marked as not meeting the stipulated gold standard set by the RANZCR audit tool during each chart round audit session.
The program established tax deductions and exemptions for environmentally friendly and fuel efficient vehicles, according to a set of stipulated environmental performance criteria, and the requirements are applied equally to both foreign and domestically produced vehicles.
The statistical test applied to each data set is stipulated in the corresponding legend.
After discussing the ways in which human beings are classified as cognitively disabled, we will describe this narrower category of human beings whom the debate concerns a set of individuals stipulated to exist rather than classified by empirical procedures.
A relaxed uncorrelated lognormal clock was stipulated and Yule process was set as tree prior.
In that study, lesions must measure over 10 mm on CT to be defined as metastases (but whether these are to be measured on a typical lung or mediastinal window setting is not stipulated).
This drug mark-up was initially introduced to compensate facilities for providing services below cost, as stipulated in the required fee schedule set by the government.
In the first couple of years after opening, in 2006, indie rock acts were often asked to include a stipulated number of cover songs in their set lists.
In 1774 Howard persuaded the House of Commons to pass two acts that stipulated (1) that discharged persons should be set at liberty in open court and that discharge fees should be abolished and (2) that justices should be required to see to the health of prisoners.
