Sentence examples for unit defined by from inspiring English sources

The Sequence Number is the largest unit, defined by the proposal approval process.

These calibrations insure that the kilogram as the Argentines know it, for instance, matches the kilogram in use in Kenya, and that all kilograms everywhere match the unit defined by the I.P.K.

To give an image about time relations let us use TPN with time parameters of the transitions (delays in a time unit) defined by (D = 0.2times (1,,1,,1,,1,,1,,2,,2,,0.1,,0.05,,0.05)), where first 7 parameters concerns transitions (t_1 - t_7), 8-th parameter is assigned to (t_{f_5}), 9-th parameter concerns (t_{r_2}) and finally 10-th parameter concerns (t_{r_1}).

A public health geographic area or "health region" refers to a geographic unit defined by the provincial ministry of health.

Hemoglobin A1c (expressed with the unit defined by the National Glycohemoglobin Standardization Program) was assayed using high-performance liquid chromatography.

Hemoglobin A1c was assayed using high-performance liquid chromatography and expressed with the unit defined by the National Glycohemoglobin Standardization Program.

But benefit claimants live in "benefit units", defined by the government as "an adult plus their spouse (if applicable) plus any dependent children living in the household".

These manually-selected neighborhoods were then compared to fixed units defined by the Census Bureau to check for similarities and differences.

Also the institutionally disadvantaged units (defined by the location of the municipal office within the settlement unit) produce smaller number of candidates.

The clusters provide detailed, spatially-explicit information for characterizing the landscape as a mosaic of units defined by topography and vegetation structure.

a, Schematic showing three hypothetical, partially overlapping motor units (defined by motor neurons (MNs) B, R and G), tracked over three epochs (i iii), each characterized by different co-activation patterns (epoch i, R alone; ii, B + R; and iii, B + G).