Sentence examples for accurate definitions from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the real challenge for both countries is getting more accurate definitions and measurements of disadvantage.

I prefer Samuel Johnson's more pungent and accurate definitions of disingenuous in his imposing 1755 dictionary, "meanly artful, viciously subtle".

By the age of 14, several studies have shown, most children can accurately explain the purpose of trials and the role of judges and juries and can offer reasonably accurate definitions of a right.

An effort has been made to have clear and accurate definitions based on uterine anatomy.

Significant effects of the statistical parameters on the failure behavior and ultimate component strength were observed, manifesting importance of accurate definitions of the statistical properties for predicting probabilistic failure behavior and damage tolerance of laminate composites.

In this two-part series, our goal is to provide emergency providers with consistent, accurate definitions and depictions of commonly and less frequently encountered extremity fracture eponyms, keying in on important imaging features that differentiate these fractures.

This is the most accurate definition.

That is the most accurate definition.

"I didn't have an accurate definition of feminism when I was younger," she said.

Do you think this is an accurate definition of a robot?

The most accurate definition of a swing voter is a person who swings between voting and not voting.