Sentence examples for definition achieved from inspiring English sources

But they run out of steam eventually.The authors place the developed world in the "inclusive" category since they have, by definition, achieved economic success.

But does Gartner's new definition achieve its goal?

While achieving universal coverage will by definition achieve equity, there is no observable dramatic effect whereby countries with higher coverage (50% to 70%) are more likely to have equity at that stage.

Clear margins using no ink on tumor as the definition were achieved in 97 % of cases, and when 2 mm was used as the definition, clear margins were achieved in 88%% of cases.

"With this announcement," he declared, "high definition has achieved critical mass," adding that he was defining critical mass as two of the four broadcast networks offering the bulk of their programs in high-definition format.

A definition is achieved through the analysis of the origin of the idiom and an overview of the approaches made on the subject.

Ground motion definition was achieved indirectly through empirically derived response spectra obtained from sets of earthquake ground motions recorded at a nearby station located in soft soil.

So the authors are in the opinion that this definition has achieved a majority consensus and it has wide applicability.

One answer is that a meaningful life is one that by definition has achieved choice-worthy purposes (Nielsen 1964) or involves satisfaction upon having done so (Hepburn 1965; Wohlgennant 1981).

Note that, because we used exact matching, a balance among the covariates was by definition always achieved.

Similarly, although Pyicos allows the user to choose the number of tolerated duplicated reads, we found that in all datasets the best peak definition is achieved by removing all duplicates.