Sentence examples for definition is ill-defined from inspiring English sources

Because the core definition is ill-defined and constantly shifting, there is no way to adequately defend yourself: whatever it is that you're doing, you should be doing something else, but in the meanwhile your work bears the sleazy stigma of comparison to that of such esteemed photographers as those found in Hustler or Penthouse and you, by extension, are less an artist than a pornographer.

Thus the binormal is ill-defined though per definition in the plane perpendicular to the tangent: the distribution in Fig. 5c is very sharp with respect to φB and very broad with respect to θB.

Equation (5) is ill-defined for.

There are stains on these walls, ill-defined – almost everything is ill-defined here.

Wave D is ill-defined and appears at pH > 9.0.

But presidential leaders leave some Britons feeling uneasy, especially when their mandate is ill-defined.

Because sepsis is ill-defined, it is a challenge to develop drugs to treat it.

Where the territory is ill-defined, he held, 'difference of opinion is premature'.

The term "sanctuary cities" is ill-defined and takes different forms in different places.

Consider the class of problems in which a target class is well-defined, and an outlier class is ill-defined.

The disc margin is ill-defined.