Sentence examples for terms valid from inspiring English sources

In the present context, the Markovian approximation consists of an approximate treatment of certain interference terms valid for small separation between the qubits.

In order to model such nonlinearities, a nonlinear electric enthalpy density function (using quadratic and cubic terms) valid for a general 3-D piezoelectric continuum has been proposed in this work.

These articles were searched using the terms "validation," "validity," and "valid" to determine whether the studies had performed a validation; after this process, 122 articles remained.

This means that we can use the term "valid" (with respect to some J ) interchangeably for both universal and S0-validity.

To provide an answer, we consider the semantics of the term "valid" and its inverse "invalid".

The remaining reads (which we termed "valid" sequence reads) were compared with known mature miRNA hairpins (miRBase 13.0) [29].

Only ICs with scalp maps having an inverse solution for a single dipole source within Talairach space (within the brain) with less than 15% residual variance (RV) were included in the subsequent analyses; these were termed "valid ICs".

Standardized testing and data processing protocols have been developed to ensure long-term valid data collection methods.

"When we are able to determine everything is solid in terms of valid military targets and that they, in this case, would be doing command and control, then they become valid targets, and we can target them," Constable told VICE in the briefing.

Authors used various terms containing "valid" in 7/38 titles and 6/37 abstracts, while MEDLINE and MANTIS did not have the actual terms like "valid", "validation", and "validity" as controlled vocabulary.

In conversation, he mixes terms like "valid" and "modus operandi" with expressions like "chugalug," which is onomatopoeic teenage slang for a beer-drinking party.