Sentence examples for subject to define from inspiring English sources

Projective geometry has its own foundational problem, akin to that of distance in Euclidean geometry, which concerns the concept of cross-ratio, and we need to follow the moves to create projective geometry as an independent subject, to define cross-ratio in this setting, and to resolve the epistemological issues that are raised (an achievement associated with Klein's Erlangen Programme).

High-resolution structural MRI was obtained in each subject, to define the shells for a boundary element forward solution and to reconstruct the cortex providing the solution space for a noise-normalized minimum norm source estimation procedure.

Training selection is based on thresholded tissue probability atlases coregistered to the subject to define, in intensity and spatial locations, the training dataset of each subcortical structure.

The aim of the present study was to retrieve, review and synthesise published evidence on this subject to define the role of this biomarker in the identification of individuals at increased risk of BC and its potential use as a prescreening test in women with a FH of BC.

Subject to defined restrictions, spontaneous polarity formation in slowly growing crystals can be regarded as a simple isomerization reaction, ↓ ⇌↑(↓, ↑, orientations of the dipole moments in crystals).

Such interactions are subject to defined agreements and constraints between the entities (i.e., vehicle to vehicle, vehicle to service provider, and so on), which we refer as (social) interaction-relationships. Such relationships, however, may need to adapt with the changes of requirements.

The data were placed on a spreadsheet and the Excel tool Solver (Newton-Raphson iteration) was used to optimise the parameters subject to defined constraints.

In this case, there is a solution space for the fluxes that can be studied by optimizing proper objective functions subject to defined constraints (physicochemical constraints as mass balance and enzymatic capacity constraints as inequalities) [ 36].

In the single shot, Lubezki sequentially tightens and widens on the subjects to define the scene's transient mood.

While Kohlberg believed in the existence of this last stage, he could never get enough subjects to define it.

We checked all ICD-9 CM codes of our selected subjects to define the surgical complications.