Sentence examples for well defined in time from inspiring English sources

Battles, in brief, ceased to be distinct events that could be well defined in time and place and easily identified by crossed swords on a map.

The Mezinian peopling of Eastern Europe (also called Eastern Epigravettian) is known through a set of open air sites owning to the same techno-complex, well defined in a short time period between 15 000 and 14 000 BP.

Several studies clearly demonstrated that, for the relation between simulated time and real time to be well defined in DMC, the transition probabilities must be calculated from activation energies, rather than energy differences between initial and trial states (38, 41).

The time from onset of transfusion to the development of organ damage caused by iron overload is well defined in the thalassemia cohort, but this time may not apply to the elderly MDS patient.

Although the shape information is well defined in the LSK features, it is hard to apply it for real-time applications due to the high dimensionality.

While objective outcome measures are well defined in renal and hematologic disease, few SLE patients have isolated organ system involvement at any one time.

Second, and crucially, he had the transaction's logical structure well defined in his mind.

(J_{f,g}) is well defined in (H_{0}^{frac{s}{2}}(Omega times H_{0}^{frac{s}{2}}(Omega)), and moreover, the critical points of (J_{f,g}) correspond to weak solutions of ((E_{f,g})).

However, Delaunay triangulation is not well defined in rectilinear distance.

One of the molecules is well defined in its orientation.

Discal Cell (dc) – well defined in most species.