Sentence examples for definition of Real from inspiring English sources

PLIES "Definition of Real" (Atlantic).

The status of infinitesimals decreased further as a result of Richard Dedekind's definition of real numbers as "cuts".

Co-op units do not fit the legal definition of real property, and therefore do not qualify for the protections of traditional foreclosure processes.

The full program of arithmetization, based on a different but equivalent definition of real number, is mainly due to Weierstrass in the 1870s.

CGM loaded up on mining companies like the Potash Corporation of Canada and the Mosaic Company of Plymouth, Minn., reflecting a broader definition of real estate by the fund manager, G. Kenneth Heebner.

The fund loaded up on global mining companies like Rio Tinto of Britain and BHP Billiton of Australia, reflecting a broader definition of real estate by the fund manager, Ken Heebner.

He relied on rigorous definitions of real numbers and limits to justify the computations previously made with infinitesimals.

In his book, Mr. Sheets offers negotiation techniques ("teach yourself to ask for and remember the other party's name"); discussions of mortgages and how to use leverage ("leverage is the very nucleus of creating wealth out of thin air"); as well as definitions of real estate terms ("puffery: exaggerated praise of a product or property").

For box definition, distance of real space cut-off was set to 1.2 nm.

The definition of a "real Italian" restaurant used to be that a real Italian worked there, or at least someone with real Italian ancestors.

It is the dictionary definition of authentic: real, authoritative, worthy of acceptance or belief, trustworthy.