In statistics, error is a precisely defined term.
Inferences which are based on geometric concepts occur within a precisely defined formal framework.
In short, in California, a "public utility" is a precisely defined entity subject to an expansive and exacting regulatory regime.
Only in a "flat" universe, containing a precisely defined amount of matter and energy, do the rays remain parallel.
He had developed a precisely defined compositional technique involving total serialization (i.e., of every musical element).
The most successful collaborations seem to have been those in which the participants had a precisely defined role.
However, the OWASP Testing Guide [70] model has a precisely defined focus: web applications and services.
Therefore, a precisely defined threshold for instability early warning is necessary.
Notice that ASM is not a precisely defined term.
One common example is RNA interference screening, which often focuses on a precisely defined phenotype [ 29].
This paper has precisely defined the project, with respect to a well-defined clinical task, and produced a tool that has excellent performance on that task.
