Sentence examples similar to definable issues from inspiring English sources
Collaboration was less defined or definable than it became in the 1940's.
The number of definable lncRNAs varies by study.
The emotional blast from a nuclear event has no definable limits.
Forcing and Definability: In M[G], every set is definable from parameters in M and G.
Large cardinal axioms have the fruitful consequence that they imply axioms of definable determinacy and hence illuminate the structure theory of definable sets of reals.
Factors leading to neuronal loss in the absence of a definable pathology like Lewy bodies therefore emerge as a relevant but poorly characterised issue in clinicopathological correlative studies.
We realized, in the course of that work, not only that it's a really important issue, but that it was good to come first because it was easily definable, relatively easy to describe exactly what the applicable universe was.
(A complex issue remains about whether conventional rules might not be "implicit" in a practice, and so implicitly definable it terms of it; see Lewis (1969), Boghossian (1997), Horwich (2000), Hale and Wright (2000) and §4.1 below for discussion).
It has no definable boundaries.
The project has definable goals.
