Sentence examples for central definitions from inspiring English sources

Worse, a proposal for new merger guidelines proved so garbled in its central definitions that it had to be withdrawn.

We first give a few central definitions and relationships that will be used in the sequel.

This is a central definition for defining empirical success, as we will see shortly.

Research and practice initiatives can be strengthened by providing a central definition of risky sexual behavior which is equally transferable across a diversity of behavioral contexts.

Recently, the new psychiatric classification system DSM-V has for the first time categorized drug addiction vs behavioral addiction, and their central definition is dependence on a substance or activity.

In his central definition Moses describes God as: "I am".

The government should consider consulting widely on whether to include the protection of the citizen's security, liberty and aspirations as its central security definition.

After the era of double-digit inflation in the 1970s and early 1980s, average consumer-price inflation in the developed world has fallen to around 2%, which broadly matches central bankers' definition of "price stability".

Note that there is no central workflow definition, but that dependencies are specified within individual tasks in their requires method (in this case only in the MyFooReplacer).

According to a deeply held assumption across the sector, the imperative of assisting according to need sits at the ideational core of humanitarianism, and thus also provides the sector with its central problem definition.

Note that our definition of closeness centrality uses the lengths of all outgoing shortest paths starting from a central vertex; other definitions of closeness centrality are possible based on the lengths of incoming shortest paths ("in-closeness centrality"), or all distances.