Sentence examples for the free definition from inspiring English sources

Finally, continuous bed motion supports the free definition of co-axial imaging ranges that otherwise would be limited by an integer number of PET bed positions, and, thus, lead to an overexposure of the patients in the lower part of the co-axial imaging range.

On the other hand, when ((x,tau inmathbf{BR}), (u=0), then from estimation (3.8) we have (xleqlnfrac{c}{beta}) and (g(x)=beta), combining with (2.10 2, we deduce that (xleq lnfrac{c 1-gamma)}{beta}). From the free boundary definition of (4.4) we have the conclnfrac{c 1-gamma

AWI will be asking the USDA to improve both the "free range" definition and the process it uses to approve the claim.

As F bg AF (T ) is also computed using the relaxed, alignment-free definition of conservation, it holds that F bg AF (T ) ≥ F bg AB (T ).

Since the derogatory connotation is an essential characteristic of the word "pseudoscience", an attempt to extricate a value-free definition of the term would not be meaningful.

We conducted a content analysis of the free-text definitions of "advance directive" provided by participants in their surveys.

"The FDA's new 'gluten-free' definition will help people with this condition make food choices with confidence and allow them to better manage their health". .

The coordination is lightweight in the sense that it allows a programming-free definition of system-level behaviours (in this case complex test cases) based on the coarse models of the functionalities.

Additionally, we use this characterization to provide a geometric (i.e. coordinate-free) definition of a (CMC- linear momentum and prove its CMC- linearty with the linear momentum defined by andowitt–Deser–Misner.

To have a coordinate-free definition of this action, we use multilinear algebra.

Redhead (1993) also argues that slow transport of clocks fails to give a convention-free definition of simultaneity.