Sentence examples for close definition from inspiring English sources

If asked, most people can come up with a rather close definition for the term —probably something along the lines of: "a story about gods and goddesses that explains why things are what they are and happen as they do".

Thus, the somewhat surprising low importance of this efficacy parameter may be the consequence of too close definitions of the poles of this characteristic.

One should begin with a closer definition of the stakes.

If one were to take population as the point of departure, it would be a very vague notion of a complex whole and through closer definition one would arrive analytically at increasingly simple concepts; from imaginary concrete terms one would move to more and more tenuous abstractions until one reached the simplest definitions.

Therefore, following a commonly used closer definition of PTCL, also used in this review, PTCL only include nodal and extranodal PTCL.

Both promote stat-ic, closed definitions of medicine and health.

Table 6 Connection closing joinpoint definition Pointcut object: connection closing joinpoints Name Name "2.2 - Connection closing joinpoints" Description Description "Please insert the method name in "package.Class.method" format".

The purpose of this study was to compare the yield of contact tracing between the close contact definition utilized during the period of 2001 2004 (sharing space with an index case ≥ 100 hours total) with the definition utilized in the period 2005 2008 (sharing space with an index case ≥ 4 hours per week).

At least, that is as close as definition can get to the undefinable art of Jim Crace.

Beating one's head against the wall is perhaps as close a definition to Creed's music as it is possible to come; yet the affinity with Cage seems instructive.

The flexible planning operators are close in definition to fuzzy constraints.