Sentence examples for a successful definition from inspiring English sources

One desideratum for a successful definition of mental illness is that it will settle debates over particular purported mental illnesses.

The priority monist should ideally reply by giving a successful definition of intrinsicness that is compatible with her view.[59] But this may be too much to ask for: no one seems to have a fully successful definition of intrinsicness.

With its passionate attention to the city's moods and textures, the film is an amazingly ambitious — and successful — definition and celebration of the New York state of mind, yet the scope of Lonergan's ambition is among the reasons for the film's delay.

Signed comment about "bundling," Microsoft's successful definition of its internet browswer as part of Windows, and the notion that "synergies" between companies owned by the same corporate parent will be beneficial to both.

By Louis Menand The New Yorker, July 13 , 1998P. 4 Signed comment about "bundling," Microsoft's successful definition of its internet browswer as part of Windows, and the notion that "synergies" between companies owned by the same corporate parent will be beneficial to both... View Article Louis Menand, a staff writer since 2001, was awarded the National Humanities Medal in 2016.

While the modern use of the term "metropolis" had already been applied to a few world cities since the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth century, in 1960 Jean Gottmann introduced the successful definition of Megalopolis to indicate the recently-formed continuous urban area lying between Boston and Washington D.C. on the North-East coast of the United States.

The first important step towards their successful definition is to realise that computing fitness correlates is different from computing fitness.

The everyday meaning of identity is never entirely fixed but there are successful definitions that have particular influence in particular contexts.

The Stranger sets out to define the sophist, the statesman, and the philosopher, claiming that they are three distinct kinds (Sophist 217a b); the two existing dialogues appear to give successful definitions of their target kinds and to present and defend significant methodological and metaphysical positions.

To be a successful leader by definition means choosing what you're going to be focusing on, and getting it done.

"And I think, by definition, a successful businessman has to be better".