Sentence examples for traces that define from inspiring English sources
The 8.5 day images for Ground Control 2010_02_25_10_39 and Flight 2010_02_19_09_40 are shown here overlaid with the traces that define growth and direction in each 6 hour period, traces alternating red and blue for clarity (two blue, two red, per 24 hour period – see also Figure 2C).
For thésards, fieldwork, government work and commercial work entail spatial practices and imaginations; different ways of moving around the city and of tracing urban space that define pharmacists' roles in terms of the modes through which they engage with broader collectivities.
This captures, in a unifying framework, a wide range of logics defined for ranked and unranked trees, nested words, and Mazurkiewicz traces that have been studied separately.
The mode of communication of the latest, sophisticated malware generations, lies in the creation of an encrypted communication channel, based on the chaotic architecture of Tor, to alter the traces and to distort the elements that define an attack and eventually to increase the complexity of the botnets.
Remark 1 This result is not the same as Theorem 4.4 in [4], where the traces that appear are defined by a limit procedure, not in the way stated here.
Yet Cash's aura remained powerful, with residual traces of the pill-popping menace that defined him in his heyday.
For small deformations, these F traces are linear with a slope that defines the effective spring constant of the nanolayer (keff) [21]: k eff = ∂ F ∂ δ δ = 0 = 4 π E 3 ( 1 - ν 2 ) ⋅ t 3 R 2 + π T (2). with ν the Poisson's ratio (ν = 0.125, [22]), t the thickness, and R the radius of the nanosheet.
But many of the controversies that defined his short tenure could be traced to Goss's own management decisions.
That's the reputation that defined him.
