Sentence examples for a technical definition of from inspiring English sources

In a statement last summer, Mr. Obama did not offer a technical definition of his "red line" for taking action, but said it was when "we start seeing a whole bunch of weapons moving around or being utilized".

Marc Andreessen: There is a technical definition of keep, and they be there is actually practical like would it ever get used for anything.

There's a technical definition of recession that we haven't come close to hitting yet.

A technical definition of an atomic line filter is as an "ultra-narrow-band, large-acceptance-angle, isotropic optical filter".

Llanos said in November that Garcetti's approach to sheltering the homeless from El Niño was "not about a technical definition of a state of emergency, which he never promised".

Henceforth, these misbehaviours will be indicated as "questionable research practices" (QRP, but for a technical definition of the term see [11]).

Mr. Gore's assertion "is a technical definition to the point of being a distortion," said Robert L. Bixby, executive director of the Concord Coalition, a fiscal watchdog group.

Despite the absence of a unanimous technical definition of a dengue outbreak, the paper aims to introduce a distinction between cost of dengue outbreaks and cost of dengue illness studies.

The majority's reference to "derivative works" in this context was also misplaced "Derivative work" has a technical definition in 101 of the Copyright Act; the majority apparently has concluded that it does not extend to defendants' anthologies.

Meeting the standard of "proof of collusion" isn't a matter of meeting a technical definition or threshold — it is a matter of persuading enough people that what we're seeing is collusion.

In 1994 the law used a technical definition, characterizing specific features of the guns.