Sentence examples for a well-defined individual from inspiring English sources

Todd McCarthy of Variety noted that "Richard [DiCaprio's role] is too much the American Everyman and not enough of a well-defined individual to entirely capture one's interest and imagination, and DiCaprio, while perfectly watchable, does not endow him with the quirks or distinguishing marks to make this man from nowhere a dimensional character".

For example, employee follows a standard procedure with a strict adherence to hierarchy and well-defined individual roles and responsibilities.

We show a new way to fabricate well-defined individual dislocations in SiGe.

Microstructure characterization indicated that uniform microspheres with 3 6 μm in diameter were assembled from numerous well-defined individual WO3 nanorods with a single crystal hexagonal structure.

Under the reorganization, each of the nine members of the managing board now has well-defined individual responsibilities.

All cell lines used in the experiments form well-defined individual colonies when seeded sparsely on standard tissue culture plates.

Except for the ATM+/+/p53−/− and ATM−/−/p53−/− mouse cells, which grow as a monolayer and do not form colonies, all other cell lines used in these experiments form well-defined individual colonies when seeded sparsely on standard tissue culture plates.

Serum samples were selected from 89 clinically well-defined individuals.

To avoid this unwanted inconsistency, both the choice of well-defined individuals and the standardization of quantification methods should be mandatory.

83 To summarize, although there are clinical and experimental data supporting the hypothesis that the response to stress may differ to a some extent between men and women, this complex topic needs to be investigated more appropriately, possibly in selected well-defined individuals with well-defined phenotypes of obesity and chronic exposure to different stressors.

Although the development of the theory of inequality and poverty measurement is fairly recent, it makes sense to present it in first position, because it focuses on the simplest context of evaluation of social situations, namely, the context in which there is a well-defined measure of individual situations, amenable to all kinds of interpersonal comparisons.