Sentence examples similar to a fully defined issue from inspiring English sources

Yet only one of them could be considered a fully defined character.

To get a fully defined model, expressions for all intracellular fluxes are needed.

A not fully defined real-estate value and vital market.

A first reaction to the taboo is thus an emotional "gut-feeling" response and emotional positioning therefore takes place before the taboo issue is fully defined.

In particular, much more attention needs to be focused on the earlier stages of analysis – what IRGC [ 4] termed the pre-assessment stage – in order to ensure both that that the issue has been fully defined and agreed, and that an appropriate form of assessment has been chosen.

Any number of variability levels is allowed, each of them fully defined by a covariance matrix.

Libraries clearly do have a role in access to research, a role that isn't yet fully defined.

Sometimes the serpent, with its head raised and fully defined, is more like a jockey or a goad.

The distal appendages play an important, but not yet fully defined, role in primary cilium formation.

Each child class PathogenTranferByVector n is fully defined and additionally carries a set of value constraints.

Although Tanzania is the second country in Africa to have a national Ageing policy, after Mauritius, many issues related to older people are not yet fully defined.