Sentence examples for critical definition from inspiring English sources

Of all the branches of nonfictional prose, none is less amenable to critical definition and categorization than letter writing.

All this was based on a misunderstanding of Aristotle's Poetics, in which the philosopher attempted to give a critical definition of the nature of tragedy.

The arts are in danger of being submerged by fashion, and are increasingly subject to critical definition — their cue for self-confidence — based on frivolously determined opinions of whether this branch or that is "in" or "out".

Tullio Cicciarelli of Il Lavoro nuovo saw the film as "an unfinished poem," left unfinished deliberately by the filmmaker for fear that "its essence be lost in the callousness of critical definition, or in the ambiguity of classification," while Ermanno Continin of Il Secolo XIX praised Fellini as "a master story-teller": Others saw it differently.

A critical definition of the metabolic target tailored to individual circumstances will be vital for minimizing the risk of hypoglycemia as a potentially life-threatening condition.

By a critical definition of Dahl's grade 2 infection and beyond, the overall infection rate by patients was 36.1% and the infection rate by pins was 19.4%.

As a result of this sort of inattention to critical definitions and distinctions, "The Right to Die" is limited in its scholarly value.

The New York Times' Charlie Savage highlighted the alterations between the already-weak USA Freedom Act and the obliterated new version, showing how critical definitions of what the NSA can search have been widened, and how all potential transparency now rests in the hands of the very person who Snowden's leaks caught lying, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.

Although such EU subsidies make a welcome contribution to the livelihood of traditional farmers, the critical definitions that have to be made regarding what is considered traditional or non-traditional can be problematic.

Also, Tu et al. claim that it should take only 60 hours to manually look through the entire set of patents containing a nucleotide sequence by only looking at the claims, but this would ignore critical definitions of terms that often appear in the text of patents.

Then any hierarchical codeword pair residing in the same row or column of the corresponding hierarchical codeword table has the pairwise boundary invariant to channel parameter (corresponding boundary is considered critical by Definition 2 and is required to be parameter-invariant by Definition 3).