Sentence examples for a less defined from inspiring English sources

The intermediate state has a lower resolution and a less defined interface, although its well-defined L1 Stalk points to a stable conformation.

This is coupled with a less defined morphology and size of nanocarbon materials when temperature increases.

Taken in colour and very similar to a less defined black and white photo taken by Associated Press lensman John Rooney, who was sitting to his left, this was one of three famous images captured by Leifer on the night.

The generic nature of reference architectures leads to a less defined architecture design and application contexts, which makes the architecture goal definition and architecture design non-trivial steps, rooted in uncertainty.

In searching for a metaphor for this, Sartre considered but rejected ice-skating (the skater's path was too dependent on the hard resistance of the ice) and eventually hit upon skiing (snow was soft, so the skier imposed his will more easily and left behind a less defined trace).

Clarke has also changed Jones' role, with the player switching from being a winger to having a less defined position.

Rather than focusing on only one facet of design, he explains the significance of branching out and making sure the roles are a little less defined in an effort to promote better understanding and communication within an organization.

Moreover, says Matsuno, projected images get dimmer and a bit less defined when viewed from an angle not as much light is reflected back toward the eye.

The bass gets a little more sloppy, the mids a little less defined.

However, prior to annealing, sampling indicates a different, less defined helical configuration.

This is a much less defined genre than, say, the history book or the novel.