Sentence examples for complete definitions from inspiring English sources

We will give the detailed models and the complete definitions in Section 1.

It can be very difficult, if not impossible to find complete definitions of what implicit assumptions are made in any system.

We refer to Albert and Barabási [1] and Costa et al. [6] for further information and complete definitions of all these network metrics.

This is not simply a matter of conducting tests "under suitable conditions", where the malleability of gold differs when struck by a hammer when at extremely cold temperatures (where the combustibility of paper differs when the paper is wet, and so on), which are familiar examples of the various specific conditions that must be identified in complete definitions of dispositional predicates.

We further distinguished non-native non-invasive and non-native invasive (i.e., herein referred to as invasive) species using the Invasive Plant Atlas of New England [14] (for complete definitions of non-native species status see Material and Methods).

Complete definitions of each domain of the heiQ are available in the original developmental work of the instrument [ 8].

Feuillet provided as well a complete definition of the principles of the dance first described by the Académie in the 1660s.

It wasn't a perfect or complete definition of adoption by any means; it was simply how I chose to begin.

But his Christmas message suggests that, actually, he hasn't quite convinced himself that this is a complete definition of success.

Dr. Skeem and Dr. Cooke warned in their paper that the checklist was increasingly being mistaken for a complete definition of psychopathy -- a broader personality construct that includes deceitfulness, impulsivity and recklessness, though not always aggression or illegal acts.

A complete definition can be found in [32].