Sentence examples for underlying definitions of the from inspiring English sources

As well as reviewing the particulars of these simulation projects, we position them in a broader perspective, comparing at the different underlying definitions of the concept of "simulation," noting that in many ways the projects are modeling neurosystems at different levels as well as using different methodologies.

We assessed the psychometric quality of selected self-report measures and examined their items for underlying definitions of the construct.

So when various higher-education entities report faculty-to-administration ratios, those ratios can have dramatically different values depending on the underlying definitions of faculty and administration, including the number of people employed by a university or college that are not considered to be either faculty or administration (e.g., hourly employees).

The essay and images seek clarification as to the underlying definitions of visual landscape evaluation.

In 'Preliminaries' section, we review the underlying definition of tandem repeats, and the algorithm that is used to locate them.

In a preliminary ruling last week known as a Markman Order, the California federal judge overseeing several of Acacia's patent-infringement cases agreed that while seven of the underlying definitions that form the basis of the company's patent claims were likely valid, 12 other terms or phrases were debatable.

Revisiting the underlying definitions, the paper emphasizes the role of feedback in the construct of mean anisotropy of signals and discusses propagation of the latter through various filter connections.

This is not an artefact of the underlying definitions, because there is no such peak at the T+/A+ boundary and a control plot based on the shuffled genome shows no structure at either boundary – details not shown.

As NTP well knows, the scope of a licence depends on the definitions, and NTP has merely quoted part of a provision with none of the underlying definitions.

The 'About' link allows the user to explore the underlying definition and the details of the algorithm.

Experiments on bibliographic data show that TET-learning is able to discover the count-of-count feature underlying the definition of the h-index, and the inverse document frequency feature commonly used in information retrieval.