Sentence examples for concrete definition from inspiring English sources

Concrete definition calls for concrete, externalistically justified and empirically verified definitional components.

"No one in the privacy or security communities can decide on a concrete definition for spyware," Mr. Wood said.

There is no concrete definition and that is probably a good thing since to define is also to limit.

Although broadcasters are still required by law to serve the "public interest," there is now no clear or concrete definition of what that means.

Immediately after Legend's intro, MeetYourDA presents a concrete definition of a DA.

However, the industry doesn't really have a concrete definition of what a DAU is.

However, IBM, Forrester Research, NIST National Institute of Standards and Technologyy) and ENISA (European Network and Information Security Agency) came up with concrete definitions [11, 13, 14].

Seeking a replacement for the unobservable Newtonian space, Neumann (1870) and Lange (1885) developed more concrete definitions of the reference frames in which Newton's laws hold.

Moreover, "concrete definitions" will contribute to "overcome the vagueness of the concept of social entrepreneurship" (Certo and Miller 2008: 267).

Then, the researchers came together to compare codes and developed formal and concrete definitions (Table 2) before re-analyzing all responses using the analytical method of simultaneous coding (Miles, Huberman, Saldaña 2014).

This does not, however, mean that the precautionary principle cannot be applied in a specific case or cannot be used in a further-reaching manner within the scope of revisions of the concrete definitions.