Sentence examples for a coherent definition from inspiring English sources
It prevents Israel from articulating a coherent definition of its own identity, let alone one that is accepted and recognized by the majority of its citizens, most of whom are secular and liberal by any Western standard.
The twin goals of this collection of previously published essays are to provide a coherent definition of conservatism and reveal the ideology's flaws through detailed analysis of various conservative thinkers and arguments.
His promotion coincided with the departure from the government of Thatcher's old mentor, Sir Keith Joseph, which left Lawson as the cabinet minister best able to give a coherent definition of what "Thatcherism" meant.
We emphasize the need for a coherent definition of recovery for more relevant ecosystem risk assessment and management.
The results claim for a coherent definition of the environmental pressure and for the environmental rules to be applied effectively.
What typically results from such a set-up is a tangled back and forth of viewpoints and anecdotes, where a coherent definition of AI fails to be an emergent property of the assembled learned minds.
"By any coherent definition, this is industrial policy," said Marcus Noland, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
At those moments, he thought of himself as a Conceptual Lesbian, a term he'd invented and never spoken aloud, nor advanced into any coherent definition.
Assuming that we should be able to formulate a more coherent definition, let us break the question down: does it matter that these are paintings – as opposed to photographs?
A more coherent definition of the size effect, whereby the influence of different joint parameters and dimensions is accounted for individually, is suggested.
Huxley, on the other hand, took this difficulty in practice to entail a conceptual problem in the notion of species itself - casting doubt on the idea that there could be a single coherent definition of species at all (p. 188).
