Sentence examples for definition of maturity from inspiring English sources

That's true, but it's a rather pallid definition of maturity.

Schwab continued that misleading disclosure in the 2008 and 2009 annual reports, although it did change the glossary to disclose its creative definition of maturity.

The paper describes the development of a design safety capability maturity model, outlining the key processes considered necessary to safety achievement, definition of maturity levels and scoring methods.

Mead is determined to make the novel that Virginia Woolf famously described as "one of the few English novels written for grown-up people" accessible again, to a culture whose definition of maturity has altered over the 150 years since Middlemarch was published.

Intellectuals have long pointed out that the definition of maturity is delayed gratification.

Again, parents from both communities seemed to offer a socioeconomic definition of maturity at which sexual behaviour is permitted.

2. This definition of digital maturity was initially discussed in G.C. Kane, "Digital Maturity, Not Digital Transformation," MIT Sloan Management Review, April 4, 2017, https://sloanreview.mit.edu.edu

These may have been undergoing active ripening related changes and may not be considered mature dates, since their phenotype may have changed have they been allowed more time to complete their ripening (refer to methods for definition of date maturity).

The starting age of fasting varies between men and women according to the definitions of "responsible maturity" among the various religious schools within the Islamic faith.

The existence of "adult" by the old definition of synonymity with maturity, is a dead reality in this era of acting out.

Detailed definitions of the five stages of maturity are illustrated in Table 1.