The phrase "a regular definition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a standard or commonly accepted explanation of a term or concept.
Example: "In the context of mathematics, a regular definition of a function is a rule that assigns each input exactly one output."
Alternatives: "a standard definition" or "a typical definition".
These might include a video-on-demand version for Time Warner 's HBO, a high definition version for Comcast and a regular definition version for TNT network, which is also owned by Time Warner.
It seems entirely possible that the general feeling on this point is well summed up by Frege who, in response to the question of 'what we are here calling an object', famously avers that he regards "a regular definition as impossible, since we have here something too simple to admit of logical analysis" (1960: 32).
This is also known as the regular definition of "Confidential Information".
Mr. Jobs said that more than 1,000 regular definition and about 100 high-definition movies would be available by the end of February.
Domain pairs with no PSI-BLAST results were assigned value 0 for all metrics (following the regular definitions of Sdev and Scov, and replacing the otherwise undefined Smod term), leading to a large number of families with low Sbalanced score.
"A regular issue, by definition, we think is still valuable from an advertising perspective — you just get a little extra oomph in the special issues," he said.
Image caption Sony describes the giant 16K display as acting like a "window to the world" Sony's display has four times as many horizontal pixels as a 4K television and eight times that of a regular 1080p high definition TV, meaning it can show images in far more detail than normal.
(Although a rectangle is not a regular polygon, by definition, all its angles are also right angles, measuring 90 degrees each).
By definition, a regular polygon is a shape with all equal sides and angles.
Darts fans, however, are given a regular reminder of its true definition: since his dramatic breakthrough in 2012 Michael van Gerwen has been inspiring awe on a regular basis.
The main novelty in the proposed algorithm is the definition of a regular kernel in object space, which is mathematically projected to each image plane using the inverse triangulation approach.
