Sentence examples for contradictory definitions from inspiring English sources

Samuels spends much of his book dissecting all the many and contradictory definitions and supposed benefits of the invisible hand.

It has been realized that resilience as a concept involves several contradictory definitions, both for instance resilience as agile adjustment and as robust resistance to situations.

City Bank of Dublin, which has earned the sympathy of the world by accepting th position as trustee, is soon going to find itself in a flounder of contradictory definitions.

Considering the variety of contradictory definitions which have been attributed to the term in the course of more than a century, one may be tempted to admit that 'Social Darwinism' can be reduced to a social myth.

We face numerous and in some cases contradictory definitions for this discipline.

At the base of the pyramid we face numerous and sometimes contradictory definitions for SE (Fig. 6).

The crowd loved Mr Santorum's wildly idiosyncratic, contradictory definition of happiness.

A contradictory definition would be one that contained both types of codes (#3); it is contradictory in the sense that it provides both accurate and problematic information about evolution.

Collaboration between GPs and other health care providers have been marred by imprecise and contradictory role definitions [ 35], mistrust and perceived threats to autonomy and independence [ 36].

Therefore, we do not perform a manual repair of the identified inconsistencies and ignore the 27 models that contain contradictory class definitions in further analyses.

A third kind of contradictory class definition that we can automatically identify is due to a violation of biological constraints.