Sentence examples for clear-cut approach from inspiring English sources

Nézet-Séguin, who will become the Met's music director next fall, is not the ideal conductor for this opera; he favors a brisk, clear-cut approach, and is not inclined toward Wagnerian mystery.

Hence, adjusting for all missing observations may be the most clear-cut approach.

Animal sepsis models offer the advantage of well-defined infection settings and of clear-cut approaches.

Classic Rock journalist Malcolm Dome observed that musically, Worship Music is a mixture of "the grinding power" of We've Come for You All and the more "clear-cut melodic approach" of Among The Living (1987), resulting in an album that is "violently metallic yet sophisticated".

To that extent, the topic lies at the 'gray zones' of scholarly inquiry, resisting clear-cut definitions and approaches.

When applied to actual BW treatment test facility results, the summed Poisson approach provided clear-cut results, even at sample volumes of 5 m.

The advantage of the current duration approach is that the inclusion criterion (currently having sexual intercourse without contraception) is more clear-cut than that of the prospective approach.

In hazard- and forecast-related projects, the b-value in Eq. (1) is either taken as a global constant or is allowed to vary spatially, and there is currently no clear-cut scientific basis to determine which approach is better (e.g., Wiemer and Schorlemmer, 2007).

The involvement of Griffiths did add something approaching spark to the Scottish attack but clear-cut chances were still notable by their absence.

The premise of the paper is that traditional criteria for allocation of function, so-called Fitts List approaches, are no longer clear-cut to apply, if they ever were.

In this situation, modeling approaches that use such a clear-cut criterion as the steric tension can give us highly trustworthy results.