Sentence examples for box definition from inspiring English sources

It is also surprising that more textbooks did not make use of a text box definition of the term.

More specifically, a definition received this code if it described cultural change as evolution and/or stated that cultures evolve (see text box definition of book 11 in Table 1).

For example, a textbook with a definition in the glossary that received a code for "additional" information and also with a text box definition that received a code for "cultural" information would be considered inconsistent.

For box definition, distance of real space cut-off was set to 1.2 nm.

The distance of the real space for box definition was set as 1.2 nm.

"Science Friction" includes words so difficult that text box definitions are inserted in the story.

Finally, 40% of the glossary and summary definitions received inconsistent codes, as did one third of the in-text definitions and 18.2% of the text box definitions.

At least one third of the glossary, summary, and in-text definitions contained contradictory elements, while less than one fifth of the text box definitions did so.

"Descent with modification" was found in few textbooks within the total sample, though none of the text box definitions included this component of the "baseline" code.

The percentages for CA books were substantially lower for summary definitions and higher for glossary and text box definitions, with the percentages for in-text definitions only seven points apart (in favor of PA textbooks; see Table 4).

Finally, all of the textbooks that had in-text definitions that received the "cultural definition" code were CA textbooks, and a higher percentage of CA textbooks with text box definitions received this code.