Sentence examples for an appropriate definition from inspiring English sources

However, the stipulation is driven by an intuition: An appropriate definition of the reduction-predicate should adequately mimic the intuitions that guided the use of the term.

Elonis appealed the decision all the way to the Supreme Court, arguing that the jurors making the decision about his fate hadn't used an appropriate definition of what constitutes a threat.

195 (2006) 3926–3946] by an appropriate definition of the characteristic length.

To construct the thermodynamics of classical mechanics, an appropriate definition of entropy must be introduced.

Secondly, an appropriate definition of reduction is called for when it comes to evaluating anti-reductionist positions.

Instead, the system attempts to enforce metacognitive learning by requiring an appropriate definition of quantities before they are used.

Using a given set of basic rules and an appropriate definition of fitness, we can generate complex structures.

With an appropriate definition, regularized stick slip motion exists, its amplitude increases with respect to the belt speed and its pulsation decreases with respect to the normal force.

This paper compares these two perspectives and addresses the following questions: what is an appropriate definition of PES, grounded in the theory and practice underlying it?

Therefore, a more appropriate definition of an MHC class I molecule is its unique structure which is a heterodimer of a α-chain paired with β2-microglobulin.

In this study, decisions about pain relief other than acupuncture were left to the women in labour and the midwives, and although we defined the study as an efficacy trial in the protocol [ 12] a more appropriate definition would be a pragmatic effectiveness trial.