Sentence examples for a complex definition from inspiring English sources

Victory begins to have a complex definition.

There is a complex definition of what this means, but essentially it is when a person is really struggling with daily tasks such as washing, dressing and eating.

Schaffner proposes a complex definition comprising several disjuncts, which are intended to encompass both genuine reductions and different sorts of replacement ranging from complete replacements via a continuum of relations to cases of correction fully within the reduced theory.

Ockham indeed explicitly denies that a complex definition is in general wholly synonymous with the corresponding defined term.[30] His point, presumably, is that the definition usually signifies more things than the defined term.

We have chosen the Cluster-randomised Controlled Trial (C-RCT) to address the issues of contamination, adherence to real practice, and community dimension of the intervention, with a complex definition of clusters and an extensive use of routine data to collect the outcomes.

31 Interactions between healthcare providers and patients only feature in a small number of definitions and are usually one aspect of a more complex definition.

This definition was selected given the size of the review team and number of references to screen, making it difficult to operationalize a more complex definition of community.

An algorithm that computes biclusters in gene expression data will use a more complex definition relevant to the patterns to be detected.

In Stolovitzky et al. (1999), a more complex definition is given that takes into account the substring alignment score density function for pairs of random substrings of a given length.

By investigating all kinds of arrangements between pairs of ABREs and CE3s, taking all distances between CREs into account without any restrictions, and by using a more complex definition of CE3, our screening approach complements and enhances the computational approach applied by Ross and Shen.

This is a broad and complex definition and some initiatives attempt to measure it across different countries, such as the Gender Inequality Index (GII).