Sentence examples for the one defined from inspiring English sources

This means that Newton's method on Lie groups is different from the one defined on Riemannian manifolds.

The addressing scheme that we used for CoopMAC is based on the one defined in WARPMAC.

In a different universe from the one defined by benefits and bus fares, British – or, rather, English – politicians currently love talking about cities.

In the world according to Kagan, 20 years after the cold war's end there is a new divide — just one that isn't as neat as the one defined by the Iron Curtain.

The format of the words being sent corresponds to the one defined for the MIPPToUSB interface.

(71)The number s is the one defined in (16) and (18).

This model generalizes the one defined in [9] by considering the fuzzy setting.

The end point of primary drying determined by heat flux measurements was in accordance with the one defined by thermocouples.

A relation between the complexity measure defined in this work and the one defined by McEliece and Lin is investigated.

aNote that the PoS as defined in (29) is the multiplicative inverse of the one defined in [38].

For complexity analysis of the algorithm we follow a similar framework to the one defined in [5] for LO problems.