Sentence examples for definition is made from inspiring English sources

There are few cases in which the State's interest in combating the danger posed by a person to both himself and others is greater than in a prison environment, which, "by definition," is made up of persons with "a demonstrated proclivity for antisocial criminal, and often violent, conduct". Hudson v. Palmer, 468 U.S. 517, 526, 104 S.Ct.

A similar definition is made for the normalized radio frequency that f* = f/fp(max).

But it is also to be pointed out that, in the concept of asylum, this definition is made by the state which grants it.

Again, in this study, only the measurement parameter is indicated, and no clear definition is made of the treatment group comparisons as "primary" or "secondary" endpoint.

This definition is made such that the expected value of s1(h,Λ) with respect to the channel distribution is the subgradient component s ~ 1 in (79).

A Noetherian space is a topological space in which every strictly increasing chain of open subspaces breaks off after a finite number of terms; this definition is made so that the spectrum of a Noetherian ring is a Noetherian topological space.

The lack of a consistent definition is making it hard for regulators to get reliable data on this source of credit, FSB points out.

Whatever your definition is, make sure it and the work you're considering line up.

Aquinas's definition was made canonical by the Council of Trent and Vatican I.

The question of the epiclesis was debated at the Council of Ferrara-Florence (1438 45), but no formal definition was made.

The definition was made on the basis of an interpretation of the Stable Cadastre maps and aerial photographs as surface, line and point elements of the landscape structure, with minimal variability of the characteristics over the period from 1839 until 2002.