Sentence examples for clearly defined picture from inspiring English sources

Even as a fierce debate is being waged in Washington about how many troops to dedicate to the Afghan mission beyond the end of the international military mission in 2014, General Dunford, rather than weighing in publicly by making an argument for specific troop levels, has taken the tack of laying out a clearly defined picture of the areas where the Afghan military will need long-term help.

The typical ultrasonographic picture is a mass with clearly defined margins and a heterogeneous echo pattern that is highly vascularized on color Doppler [17].

In keeping with Fabris [1], we agree that larger studies with clearly defined subsets of patients are required to have a clearer picture on the thrombotic and/or atherogenic role of PAF-AH [9] in PAPS.

It was in the 1990s, however, it became readily apparent something was underneath the finished piece when an X-ray depicted a blurry image underneath the picture, though the form and subject weren't clearly defined.

A controlled study with clearly defined packages of inputs being provided to patients, would provide a clearer picture of how skill mix can impact on costs and outcome of intermediate care services.

"Sometimes you can get some pictures that tell you something, but nothing is clearly defined," Liliwood said.

To be successful, his picture of reality as well as his vision must be clearly defined.

McMahon has no formal title or clearly defined position; her new role is largely playing out in private -- and through the pictures and comments that she posts on Twitter.

Such inconsistencies, and so much time spent outside of the Universal Championship picture since winning the title on his first pay-per-view, has created a clearly defined ceiling that may never let up for Balor moving forward.

Up she came with pictures of the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria, each graced by a clearly defined swimming pool.

Can it be clearly defined?