Sentence examples for admit the definition from inspiring English sources

We do so by extending a previously introduced declarative prototypical language to admit the definition of hierarchical subsystems.

It must be admitted that the definition of the anatomical tumor region according to Enneking and Dunham (1978) is somewhat subjective.

Both admit the offence.

I admit the deed!

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Note, this definition admits the possibility of zero volume, this would indicate a collapse of the vessel.

Chronic cough was defined as cough during 3 months and during two consecutive years, which the admitted definition of chronic bronchitis, the same definition was made for chronic sputum.

Some medieval philosophers prefer to focus on the fact that every part of a universal whole admits the predication of the name and the definition of the whole.

Although Bloch and Strayer employed the feudal construct throughout their careers, both admitted the idiosyncrasy of the various definitions of the feudal labels that have been proposed, and both acknowledged that focusing on the construct inevitably obscures the human beings, both individuals and groups, whose actions historians are dedicated to comprehending.

Reworking his doctoral dissertation, Anello admits the difficulty of creating a coherent narrative since there is no one [End Page 559] accepted definition of a minor seminary.

The limitation we must admit to arises from the definition in ICHD-II of subtypes of headache on ≥15 days/month: in particular, for a diagnosis of MOH, medication overuse must be present during >3 months[10].