Sentence examples for well-defined procedure from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, research has shown that lettres de cachet were delivered only in accordance with a well-defined procedure and after a serious inquiry had been conducted into the grounds of the demand, especially when the demand was made by private persons.

This is achieved through a well-defined procedure of obtaining canonical numbering of atoms.

Dimpling this tapered fiber, using a well-defined procedure, allows for production of an excellent localized probe of planar on-chip devices.

And in regulated operational procedures, such as airlines, if you're flying a plane and you hit a bird, there's a very well-defined procedure for what you have to do.

The automated alignment of experimental and simulated NMR spectra requires a well-defined procedure for relating the field dependent frequency shift computed by electronic structure codes, viz., the nuclear shielding, with the chemical shift measured in NMR experiments.

The removal of duplicate reads is a well-defined procedure in experiments involving DNA sequencing but is less clear-cut when sequencing the transcriptome where varying transcript concentrations naturally lead to reads of identical mRNA segments.

Both Congress and the various state legislatures still have well-defined procedures for receiving and acting upon materials of this kind.

Kolbeck and Elfenbein's mission is to develop a platform and set of technologies that would allow any meat to be cultured in the lab using well-defined procedures.

Failures can be solved by human actuation under well-defined procedures; or without human actuation, in a fault-tolerance designed system.

Each of these data collections is extracted and translated from the original source to a common data format by expert curators following well-defined procedures.

An effective procedure requires precise definitions of the witnesses in terms of manuscripts and texts they include, as well as well-defined procedures for assigning a given text unit to one of the two traditions (see below).