Sentence examples for which defined in the from inspiring English sources

The probability of x is the integral of the quantization which defined in the previous step.

E. coli lost susceptibility when drug concentrations fluctuated between the lower and upper boundaries of the window, which defined in vitro as the MIC99 (0.06 μg/mL) and the MPC (0.16 μg/mL) respectively.

The notation cum in (26) represents the cumulant which defined in [7].

Third, parameters which define in a continuous way the status of the plant are chosen.

6a 19 22), Eurytus arranged pebbles in a certain way in order to show the number which defined things in the world, such as a man or a horse.

The unforgettable "Bright Lights, Big City," which defined New York in the '80s; "Brightness Falls;" or perhaps his most recent, "The Good Life," a bittersweet take on the city since 9/11.

Study participants were randomised into three equal-size groups, which defined the order of exposure in the cross-over study.

"Negligent operation, which is defined in the federal navigation rules.

In a subtle re-branding exercise he declared instead for "liberal internationalism", which he defined in the following way.

But there are limits to the right for equal treatment, which are defined in the European directive on free movement".

Sacks' overuse of nearly impenetrable jargon -- none of which is defined in the book -- indicates he's forgotten who most of his readers are.