Sentence examples for suitable definitions of from inspiring English sources

One could, of course, use alternative, more suitable definitions of "income" for specific purposes.

A specific approach, including suitable definitions of the system boundaries and process parameters, is proposed.

To address this issue, researchers from the verification community have recently proposed several notions of robustness for temporal logic providing suitable definitions of distance between a trajectory of a (deterministic) dynamical system and the boundaries of the set of trajectories satisfying the property of interest.

The following points may help to build locally suitable definitions of degradation which will allow measurement and accounting of the related carbon emissions: At the level of the forest management unit, degradation needs to be seen as a dynamic element, incorporating forest enhancement ('negative' degradation) in a balance of stock change.

The crucial point is to find a suitable definition of τΩ.

Accordingly, we propose a suitable definition of visibility to obtain inter-visibility models.

Models such as flamelet are based on scale separation arguments, which require a suitable definition of chemical time scales.

With a suitable definition of solution we also prove that u is a solution to a "limit problem".

This formulation is based on a new and more suitable definition of the impulse response function matrix for such systems.

These properties are introduced by means of a suitable definition of numerical fluxes at the element interfaces.

The author gives a suitable definition of volume and applies this definition for solving this generalized form of the isoperimetric problem.