Sentence examples for well defined position from inspiring English sources

These, though vague and hardly the basis for a well defined position, were in themselves perfectly acceptable claims.

Werner Heisenberg first recognized that the electron does not have a well defined position when it is not interacting.

At high concentrations, the Cs+ ions seem to occupy well defined positions relative to the carbon lattice.

HIS tasks and competencies are often not well defined in position descriptions for healthcare workers, especially in LMICs where staff may be required to perform multiple roles simultaneously [ 7, 15, 16].

Together this demonstrates that stable and well defined age-positions can be found in chronologically ordered, age-associated datasets, but not in datasets with insignificant age-regulation.

It's a nebulously defined position, yet a critical one.

More importantly, contrary to straightforward k.p approach [26], piezoelectricity would not alter symmetry of the Hamiltonian which is already well defined by atomistic strained positions entering the TB calculation.

In contrast, warm fronts are well defined at the equatorward surface position of polar air as it retreats on the eastern sides of extratropical cyclones.

DQA1∗01 04:02 was not common and well defined, differing from DQA1∗01 04:01 at position 5433 A→C in exon 3 leading to a synonymous base substitution.

Typically, all nonbonded interactions are modeled with a simple quadratic repulsive term in CNS, which does not compromise structural models refined against high-resolution X-ray data where atomic positions are well defined solely by experimental data.

The 12-lead ECG utilizes 10 electrodes, which are positioned at well defined anatomical locations [ 18].