Sentence examples for systematically defined from inspiring English sources
Surely no county has been so systematically defined and reduced.
Using this displacement field, more expressions for the element extension, shear and the cross section stretch can be systematically defined.
Contributions of soil science were systematically defined by considering relevant SDGs and the associated ecosystem services (ESs) for six transdisciplinary case studies in the Netherlands and Italy.
Measures of the shear angle, extension, and cross section stretch can also be systematically defined using coordinate systems defined at the element material points.
By adopting SCA, the research systematically defined cell to cell interaction and variation, state of the cell and even addressing the heterogeneity of any cell yielding towards a more accurate and reliable results.
This image correction methodology is based on a global distortion coordinate mapping function which can be systematically defined directly from the gradient field non-linearity in 3-dimension (3D) of a given gradient coil.
We use the stochastic dominance relation between fractional or randomized allocations to systematically define varying notions of proportionality and envy-freeness for discrete assignments.
To achieve these goals, a methodology has been proposed to systematically define an ordered set of solutions using mixed integer linear programming models with integer cut constraints.
One of the most significant consequences of these failures is inability to systematically define new views in support of domain-specialization.
Our assessment systematically defines an analytical solution for the complete interpretation of a generic moire pattern and a set of mathematical approximations for the moire patterns used to measure rotation and displacement.
The categorical framework allows us to systematically define a descent homomorphism and to prove a Green–Julg theorem, a dual version of it and a generalised version that involves the action of a proper G-space.
