Sentence examples for a better defined from inspiring English sources

Critics want a more diverse assembly with a better defined task.The Council of Guardians, which supervises all elections, has in theory acknowledged the right of females and non-clerics to be assembly candidates, but none of the nine women or 40 laymen who applied were cleared to enter the race.

This modified electrode exhibited a better defined voltammetric peak shifted negatively about 60 mV.

Hyman adds that a better defined career structure would allow people to move more easily between European countries and overseas.

The geometry or displacement parameters of a putatively unreliable chemical group are restrained to match those of a better defined, identical group in the molecule.

Finally, we discuss a prototype system which implements these concepts in order to perform piano duets with human performers, and discuss how this theory can be seen as a better defined extension of previous theories.

Thus, due to its negligible wear and sub-nanometer roughness, MCD provides a better defined background as a substrate for fundamental studies of diamond-organic interfaces in AFM, and perhaps molecular studies in general.

Significantly, however, while the South African Constitutional Court considers itself to lack the expertise necessary to define the core, it indicates that a better-defined core would assist in determining the reasonableness of governmental realization of social rights [ 83, 84].

It's on earlier and it has a better-defined sense of joy than its competitor.

A better-defined group might be the 20,000 people who testified to the country's Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Injury remains an occupational hazard but a better-defined schedule for club and international rugby would definitely ease the burden on top players.

Mr. McAuliffe is also linked to former President Bill Clinton, whose centrist policies, once highly successful, are now seen as a handicap to a party in need of a better-defined identity.