Sentence examples for deeper definition from inspiring English sources

Besides providing a deeper definition of the WFTT architecture and protocol operation, this paper presents a thorough analysis addressing its specifications, implementation feasibility and testbed based results.

Lastly, we are investigating a deeper definition for super-connectors which involves more than one's direct neighbours, as well as an efficient technique to finding them.

I'm trying to find the deep definition of that word.

Played by Tony Kearney with charm and physicality (he can do somersaults even if he can't pronounce them), he embodies the internal conflict of the minority-language speaker trying to square the practical advantages of communicating in English with the deep self-definition that comes with speaking in his own tongue.

The declaration is deeper than the definition.

Whether relocating the list at a different, albeit deeper, level in the definition renders the definition sufficiently perspicuous is an open question.

By definition, deep recessions create a lot of slack in the economy, in the form of mass unemployment and underutilization of capital.

And schoolchildren accustomed to dated graphics and grainy shark videos will only have to boot up to dive deep in high definition.

But the superdonors all have one thing in common: they are by definition deep-pocketed, willing and ready to give far more than the $2,500 checks that donors to candidates are limited to writing.

Clearly there is no hedging reason for such a thing, and even on the speculative side it seems unlikely that such a provision would be buried deep within the definition of bankruptcy.

Capture-mark-recapture techniques in conjunction with the introduction of more recent technology, remote vehicles and baited deep water high definition cameras, have enabled us to estimate the population size and density of Nautilus at a single locality for the first time.