Sentence examples for extremely defined from inspiring English sources

Tyree looked at Garvin's extremely defined physique and shook his head.

Instead of pushing misleading metrics like megapixels, the company went its own defiant way and came up with a camera with an extremely clearly defined identity.

Mr. Abraham advises extreme caution because India's free speech rules have been historically weak (read more about India's long history of censorship here), a relatively new Internet law is extremely broadly defined and police and lawmakers themselves are sometimes confused about what the actual rules themselves say.

Using this method and criteria the clusters are extremely well defined and one can use single link clustering without experiencing chaining effects.

Dinsdale et al. [10] showed that the members of the B. tabaci complex from Asia formed an extremely well defined monophyletic group.

The difficulty in the prediction of post-translational modifications and in phosphorylation prediction in particular, is that short, local sequences even those that match an extremely well defined consensus can occur frequently by random sequence drift.

The behaviour of GFP is extremely well defined, as we obtained a profile of burst sizes that rapidly decreases, and no bursts were observed above 100 photons.

She told me that extremely premature infants, defined as those born before twenty-eight weeks of pregnancy, are frequently delivered by Cesarean section.

Extremely brief was defined as garments that expose below the shoulder blades on the back, the navel or above the navel, breasts or cleavage or expose undergarments (except bra straps).

Researchers, using data from the 2000 census, said the "extremely poor" were defined as those making about $7,200 for a single adult and two children, or less than half the federal poverty level.

For simple analytic purposes, we defined extremely low HDL-C as a level <25 mg/dL.