Sentence examples for completely undefined from inspiring English sources

Employers will ask the question (insultingly, if you want my opinion) "Do you certify that this information in this application is true and complete?" where the word "complete" is completely undefined.

Ambiguity tolerance is the ability to accomplish a goal when that goal is completely undefined and vague.

Due to the lack of experimental systems hypnozoites are almost completely undefined and mechanisms of their formation and/or reactivation are unknown.

Peninsula Health Care District officials said the county's request for $4 million was rejected because "it was completely undefined," said Cheryl Fama, the district's chief executive.

Baldwin begins this piece by quoting Henry James directly: "It is a complex fate to be an American," then goes on: America's history, her aspirations, her peculiar triumphs, her even more peculiar defeats, and her position in the world... are all so profoundly and stubbornly unique that the very word "America" remains a new, almost completely undefined and extremely controversial proper noun.

20 states give ownership to the hospital/provider, while 29 states leave the issue completely undefined.

not only thin, but totally undefined..

The distinct profile and Cys motif G6 displays suggests that this group may belong to (a) a combination of serine protease inhibitors and ion channel blockers/modulators, (b) either serine protease inhibitors or ion channel blockers/modulators, or, (c) a completely new, undefined function – i.e., gene sharing (moonlighting).

Completely or partially undefined sp3 stereocenters.

Some of the "Info" types: Covalent bonds connecting metals to non-metals Overall charge is non-zero Existence of certain functional groups (e.g., enol, non 1H-tetrazole, N = C-OH, N N = N) Adjacent atoms with like charges Completely or partially undefined sp3 stereocenters.

Mostly, though, open adoption seemed completely amorphous and undefined.