Sentence examples for clean definition from inspiring English sources
The inherent fuzziness in a light pulse made up of many different waves superimposed precludes a clean definition of how fast actual information travels.
There is no clean definition for what constitutes sufficient liquidity, but I like the way Ross Crane, chief financial officer for the North America division at Ingram Micro, a $35 billion (sales) computer-products wholesaler, puts it: "You know your company is liquid when you have the ability to continually fund your business in a variety of ways.
A clean definition of truly specific sets is necessary to investigate which features allow for successful discrimination via computational models, and to suggest candidate regulatory features for future studies.
The legs are clean, with broad, flat knees and powerful hocks showing clear definition of tendons and ligaments.
Sorry for the low quality, Fortune will likely have a clean high definition version soon and I'll swap it out.
Abstract shapes have a clean mathematical definition that allows for different levels of abstraction.
This is a big issue because without a clean and simple definition of what constitutes a small business, we're wasting our time and energy.
The best part of Durbin-Grassley, Matloff says, would "clean up the definition of prevailing wage," eliminating loopholes that permit "the legal prevailing wage [to be] well short of the market rate".
Halpern is also working on on getting clean, knowledge-based definitions of integrity and noninterference, even in the presence of declassification.
High-definition clean footage is available for immediate download, subject to credit and copyright terms and conditions.
The president was also pretty elastic with his definition of clean energy – including nuclear, natural gas, and clean coal.
