Sentence examples for be accurately defined from inspiring English sources
Each colour can be accurately defined by specifying its wavelength or frequency.
Humanism, then, may be accurately defined as that Renaissance movement that had as its central focus the ideal of humanitas.
First, the conditions on which children depend for emotional growth can now be accurately defined.
Perhaps the Quixotic can be accurately defined as the literary mode of an absolute reality, not as impossible dream but rather as a persuasive awakening into mortality.
Furthermore, we cannot know how many of these improvements are within and how many without the boundary of the marginal sea which can later be accurately defined.
It also identifies new functions appropriate for inclusion in the user interface, which can then be accurately defined and specified in the context of use.
During the development period, before reservoir limits have been accurately defined, it is convenient to calculate gas in place per acre-foot of bulk reservoir rock.
We have thus identified the most suitable stability analysis methodologies for slopes having specified geometrical and soil characteristics in order that the minimum factors of safety are accurately defined.
The extent to which a latent variable is accurately defined depends on how strongly the observed indicators are related.
The diameter and chirality of the measured SWNTs are accurately defined from Raman spectroscopy and atomic force microscopy (AFM).
The role of thrombolytic therapy has been accurately defined for low-risk and high-risk patients with PE.
