Sentence examples for A reasonable definition from inspiring English sources
A reasonable definition and an effective prediction algorithm are indispensable for the achievement of an accurate RUL estimation result.
A reasonable definition of a pathogen is a microorganism that evades constitutive killing by macrophages; one effector mechanism for the acquired immune system is to increase the microbicidal activity of macrophages, in the process increasing bystander damage and pathology in the host.
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This might actually be a reasonable definition of sanity".
That seems like a reasonable definition to me, and one I'm prepared to accept.
No matter that a reasonable definition had replaced a ludicrous one: it was a change.
If, by contrast, we are concerned solely with claims that are in principle "satiable," such claims having a reasonable definitions of sufficiency, then these standards of sufficiency will most likely be very high.
Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right congressman, is by any reasonable definition an authoritarian, a fascist and a potential dictator.
There is, for example, the case of Floyd James Thompson, who retired from the Army with the rank of colonel in 1982 and is a hero by any reasonable definition of the term.
"The recent Cambridge Analytica stories by the NY Times and The Guardian are important and powerful, but it is incorrect to call this a 'breach' under any reasonable definition of the term," Mr. Stamos tweeted.
The creation of 120,000 new jobs was not a disaster by any reasonable definition.
