Sentence examples for defined rather from inspiring English sources

Localism may be defined rather loosely.

Since the nineteen-sixties, when Fama got his start, financial market efficiency has been defined rather differently.

But the word "abstraction" is defined rather loosely in this show.

Its chief characteristics are its large size and black and white spotted markings, sharply defined rather than blended.

Similarly, the implicit parameter used in the type class pattern accepts the type class which we have defined rather than an arbitrary existing type.

September 24 2010 Drama, defined rather broadly, is the theme of the excellent young ensemble's first concert of the season.

In his dissents, as in his opinions, Stewart sought to define rather than deny the exercise of governmental powers.

However, not every studio has the support of an emerging Korean free-to-play giant, and there are so many really neat, interesting ideas in this title, it has the capacity to define rather than merely explore genre conventions.

Even the amazing virtuosity he invented for the ballet's male bravura soloist is not present for its own sake: it defines, rather, a showoff within an ensemble, part of an integrated ballet about human relationships.

Other features of the module include the ability to define rather general internal coordinates, an accurate integration algorithm which can automatically adjust the integration step size, and a modular design, which facilitates extending and enhancing the module.

Rather than agreeing on a defined date, rather make an effort and agree on a specific time frame for delivery.