Sentence examples for element of definition from inspiring English sources

The articles were rejected if they recorded no element of definition or conceptualization.

He therefore includes elements of definition by extension (enumeration of members of a 'class') and of definition by intension (enumeration of defining property or properties), for example, that "the essence of man, which is the truth underlying the symbol 'man', is recoverable only in the subject.

Table 1 The entrepreneur's resource potential: elements of definition Resource potential Main characteristics Knowledge Tacit knowledge obtained from the family Scientific and technical knowledge learned at school Knowledge obtained through relations Knowledge obtained through professional experience Financial resources Personal savings Love money: parents, friends, etc.

Because we were only looking for elements of definitions and concepts, quality assessment of the studies described in the selected articles was not justified.

Losing was a Boston Red Sox fan's "essence," a central element of the definition.

The state contends that risk-shifting is not an essential element of the definition of insurance in Kentucky.

The final element of the definition is incredibly broad and allows for Twitter to interpret almost anything as a defensive use.

An important element of this definition is that the suggested terms indicate not only the constant number of tubercle bacilli over time (stationary phase of growth in vitro), but actual lack of multiplication.

Epidemiological surveys that measured the gap between actual care for hypertension and guidelines but did not discuss the mechanisms of poor implementation were also rejected, as they did not provide any criteria or element of a definition for therapeutic inertia.

Today's struggle has the added element of changing definitions of national sovereignty.

For progressives, owning photographs was a vital element of self-definition.