Sentence examples for this generic definition from inspiring English sources

Of course, this generic definition also includes primary antioxidants (free radical scavengers able to interact directly with and/or to block the initiating free-radical, such as mannitol) and synthetic molecules able to bind metal ions (for example, desferrioxamine).

Applying this generic definition to the canonical distribution from Eq.  (8a), one gets fluctuation-dissipation theorem [ 2] (11) where, for convenience of the notation, the subscript V has been dropped.

If one sets as in the generic definition of a sigmoidal function: (B.1).

The feature library contains the generic definition of geometric features required for performing the necessary task in our application.

While they fall under the generic definition of fingerprints, some of them are structural keys and not hashing-based fingerprints.

According to the generic definition, accepted by the International Chemometrics Society (ICS), chemometrics is the science of correlating, by statistics-mathematic techniques, of measurements conducted on a chemical system or process, its state being in given conditions or at a given time.

Based on the generic definition, a number of suitable correlation measures - either linear or nonlinear - can therefore be applied to our framework.

A negligible influence by the donor, in this case the Alliance-HPSR, would be expected in the LOI given that the call requested priorities within the generic definition of HPSR presented above.

FREMS, being based on TENS methodology, falls within the generic definition of TENS; nevertheless, the electrical stimulus in FREMS significantly differs from those commonly used in other known electrotherapies, mainly TENS apparatuses.

Using this methodology, the generic definitions of the conventional angles on the drill point have been derived and presented.

This is a generic definition that draws on metalloid attributes consistently cited in the literature.