Sentence examples for better defined than from inspiring English sources

He is engagingly played by Hal Sparks, and better defined than two of his friends.

Lines on fine-grained silcrete will be better defined than those on coarse silcrete.

All of his characters — some better defined than others — are nice people who mostly seem eager to make personal connections.

The results show that HESA can return 'sweet spots' that are equivalently or better defined than those obtained from DoE approaches.

That place is no better defined than by the location of the Holocaust Memorial Museum adjacent to the Mall, showing that the Holocaust, which happened to Jews in Europe, has been by consensus granted entry into our national consciousness.

However, in the range of moments − 10 < q < 10, the r2 values for the linear fits leading to a Rényi spectrum, Dq, were higher than those for the singularity spectrum, suggesting the former was better defined than the latter.

No piece of writing better defined Orwell than the first part of his book "The Lion and the Unicorn," entitled "England Your England".

This value represents a significant one-order of magnitude reduction from results of previous analyses (Mascheretti et al. 2009) and indicates metapopulations are better defined here than in previous studies.

For endoparasites the host with its different spatial niches, nutrient resources and specific immune system directed against the parasite, is a far better defined habitat than a marine rocky shore or a natural forest with their multitude of interacting agents [ 7].

The city is better defined by biography than skyscrapers and monuments.

Until the home stretch of the season, Federer's 2011 was better defined by frustration than fulfillment.