Sentence examples similar to a well-defined tendency from inspiring English sources

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These graphics have a well-defined defined color palette and trippy handwritten typography.

Equally important are our findings that the tiny clusters of metals obey the Sabatier principle as heterogeneous catalysts (with three important exceptions), despite the absence of a well-defined surface, and that different metals exhibit drastically different tendencies towards defect formation in the graphenic lattice of the nanotube.

There is a tendency to evaluate the "degree of novelty", which is not a well-defined concept.

"You start with a well-defined state, and you end with a well-defined state.

Isn't that a well-defined problem?

"This is not a well-defined field.

Technically, a well-defined and well-designed MVP never fails.

How could such a well-defined process defy optimization?

Each subprogram should solve a well-defined task.

Each step produces a well-defined intermediate product.

I have a "well-defined jawline" – or a pointy chin, if you ask for my description.

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