Sentence examples for definitive silhouette from inspiring English sources
The wide-brimmed felt or velour hat has finally given the sportswear look a definitive silhouette.
However, our results of cluster analysis showed that while the optimal number of the clusters varied from two to three, their overall quality metrics were not definitive: average silhouette width, ASW was modest (ASW < 0.389) but the predictive strength was quite high (PS > 0.8 for Jensen-Shannon and Bray-Curtis metrics).
Not definitive, just definite.
In Bloody Foreigners, Robert Winder's superlative study of British immigration, he suggests: '"Englishness" is by definition a foreign idea - a silhouette visible only from afar... national identity is often a statement of opposition to outside forces; a form of protest.' Powell's speech was a definitive statement of opposition, an anguished howl of protest.
Unlike the usual potted obits, this isn't meant to be complete or definitive; it's just meant to pick at the odd bits: to try to find something meaningful beyond the silhouette.
First, the silhouette was interesting.
The silhouette made the collection.
