Sentence examples for two different definitions from inspiring English sources

The researchers also used two different definitions of global fame.

Page A26 Op-Ed DAVID BROOKS The presidential campaign has become a battle between two different definitions of change.

Treatment resistance (according to two different definitions), response and remission were recorded.

We have considered two lower bounds for the time-bandwidth product based on two different definitions of duration in time.

The bill has two different definitions of countermeasure, one on page 47 and one on page 204.

Two different definitions of indentation strain and two different definitions of contact radius are being used in the current literature, leading to inconsistent estimates of mechanical properties (especially plastic properties).

The loading mechanism and load history are therefore critical which also lead to two different definitions of film failure.

This paper introduces the same and different points of relative problems in virtually manufacturing a revolving milling cutters that are under two different definitions: equal helix lead cutting edge and equal helix angle cutting edge.

Through the estimation of long-term risk, we were able to examine the behavior of return periods under two different definitions: the reciprocal of the exceedance probability of occurrence and the expected recurrence time.

For the calculations, the neutronic code system consisting of XSDRNPM (cell-calculations) and CITATION (core analysis) is used with two different definitions of homogeneous zones for the special/control fuel assemblies.

The system is modeled with the physical interference model and two different definitions of the network utility are considered: the number of active flows and the aggregated capacity in bps.