Sentence examples for definitions range from inspiring English sources

Their working definitions range from the simple ("discretionary effort") to the mind-bending ("complex nomological network encompassing trait, state, and behavioral constructs").

You highlight a selection in a frame on the left of the screen and definitions appear in a frame on the right; the definitions range from a sentence to several paragraphs.

Moderate drinking can be variously defined by a certain number of drinks to "nonintoxicating" to "noninjurious" to "optimal," whereas mental health definitions range from "the absence of psychopathology" to "positive psychology" to "subjective well-being".

Definitions range from state-centered to society-centered views that incorporate a wide range of institutional arrangements by which we organize our collective lives.

Not many of these leaders agreed with each other and definitions range from "data that cannot fit easily into a standard relational database" to "big data is not all about volume, it is more about combining different data sets and to analyse it in real-time to get insights for your organisation".

Definitions range from the concept of "oughtness" [67] to a behavioral regularity or shared behavior with a sanctioning ("punishment") of non-conforming behavior [20], [68] [77].

Glen Watson, the deputy national statistician, said the ONS had published figures for short-term migration that covered a number of definitions ranging from 165,000 on a UN definition to 1.2 million on the broadest definition in the year ending June 2014.

In addition, the goal of phishing differs in the definitions, ranging from financial account details (Collins, APWG) to the more general personal information (Oxford, Merriam-Webster, American Heritage).

Most papers imposed a time frame within their definition of help-seeking (most commonly the previous 12 months); however, definitions ranged from ever having consulted for the symptoms to consultation within the previous week.

Clinical decision making and policy making regarding PMV provision is challenging because of the medical literature's confusing array of PMV definitions, ranging from as few as 24 hours to more than 29 days [ 5, 6].

7 8 9 10 There is, however, a lack of consensus around what constitutes a "low" annual volume, with definitions ranging from less than six to less than 52 procedures a year.