Sentence examples for well defined meaning from inspiring English sources

The Semantic Web is an extension of the current web, whereby content is given well defined meaning so that it can be understood and processed by both software agents and humans [1].

An important advantage of the harmonic ensemble similarity is that it is easy and fast to calculate and has a well defined meaning.

The resulting theory depends on two adjustable parameters inaccessible to experimental determination but with a very well defined physical meaning.

A factor (Bsp/2zF), with well defined physical meaning, can be obtained from rotating disk experiments to characterise quantitatively the influence of the spillover effect on the electrochemical reaction.

The parameters have a well defined physical meaning related to the fold change of transcript abundance along the genes.

Cultural capacity includes the legitimacy and socially defined meaning of sustainability objectives, as well as their embedment in community values.

This is because the former term 'has a well defined and quite distinct meaning in physics'.

For the purpose, QSAR models for predicting IL toxicity in acetylcholinesterase activity were developed by using linear free-energy relationship (LFER) descriptors, whose chemical meanings are well defined.

Hence the underflow concentration is not a well defined function of the solids load meaning that the critical solids flux cannot be found from the continuous thickening data.

In practical terms, however, the meaning of interactions is not well defined and depends on mathematical formations used to model networks (Bansal et al 2007).

As suggested for the term 'strain', we would postulate that 'functional' is not well defined and is used with various ambiguous and inconsistent meanings.