Sentence examples for applicable definition from inspiring English sources

As yet, no clear-cut, universally applicable definition that would demarcate the base of the lowermost Cambrian strata has been agreed upon.

But coming up with a workable, broadly applicable definition of chaos has been problematic.

Based on an applicable definition of routines, a methodology is designed to identify environmental routines in a case study of 13 oil refineries located in four different countries.

There was no readily applicable definition for who the German people would be or how far the borders of a German nation would stretch.

Ehlers and Rudolph generalized Born's definition to a more readily applicable definition they called "pseudo-rigidity", which represents a more satisfactory approximation to the rigidity of classical physics.

There is no uniform, generally applicable definition of prevention.

Attempting to overcome the evaluation challenges, we propose in the following a framework based on existing applicable definitions and models.

No applicable official definition of CAM exists in Denmark.

Also in 2005, and prior to the release of the 2005 revision of the AHA/NHLBI-definition, the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) announced a new, meant to be globally applicable "platinum standard" definition of the MetSyn [ 5].

Finally it can be said that, definition, applicable documents, ground support equipments, electrical system, pressure system, purpose, application, tailoring, propulsion system, pyrotechnic system, ionizing radiation, pressure system, and structural/mechanical system are some of the prerequisites that can help in proper implementation of the space safety standards.

Due to the open nature of the statement 'new technology', research is also conducted to provide a meaningful definition applicable to the automotive industry and this project.