Sentence examples for can be definite from inspiring English sources

However, [34] proposed diagnostic criteria for NS (Table 3), which can be definite, probable, or possible [34].

Of course, settling the mathematical question of whether infinite numbers can be definite doesn't show that real physical objects actually have geometric point parts, all it shows is that it is a logical possibility.

How can you be definite in these mists -- smallpox and anthrax and shape-shifting suicide bombers?

It seems that knowing the territory -- and the customers -- can be a definite help.

"I think we can be quite definite that Pakistan has the largest heroin population," said Bernard Frahi, who heads the United Nations drug program office for South and West Asia.

But for some applications, such restrictions can be a definite advantage as in device-to-device communication over distances of up to ten metres (33 feet) or so.

Instead, we employ a regularized version of DTW kernel that can be positive definite if certain conditions are satisfied.

In particular, the exploitation of agricultural, industrial and forestry residues and by-products can be a definite advantage in the generation of electrical and thermal energy.

Your Voice: Your Passport to Authority A more relaxed, decisive, and authoritative voice can be a definite asset in a scientific career.

This option is called 'partial value definiteness.' One way to do this is to choose, once and for, a set of observables that can be assigned definite values without running afoul of the KS theorem.

According to Whipple's triad only episodes fulfilling all criteria can be considered definite, whereas those fulfilling two criteria can only be considered probable.