Sentence examples for fairly defined from inspiring English sources

Wyoming once had a fairly defined partisan landscape.

"We have our fairly defined roles within the band and you try and develop within them, but they are fixed.

While many of the facts of her life are in dispute, the film evokes a fairly defined portrait of a strong, decisive, well-educated woman destroyed by a paranoid husband.

And only if the "class" in "class action" can be fairly defined.

At the current density of -2.0 mA/cm2, large diameter of rod structure with fairly defined hexagonal shape was observed.

With these facts in mind popular American culture has a fairly defined idea as to who I am, or at least should have been.

In particular, an AI < 0.80 has been reported to fairly define an infection acquired in the 6 months prior the diagnosis (recent infection) while AI ≥ 0.80 is generally used in literature to define long-standing infection [ 18- 20].

Because your job responsibilities are fairly well defined, you can be somewhat more of a specialist, depending on your technical expertise.

It's not on the map, but is fairly well defined and cuts downhill alongside (but not in) the forestry land, making the descent quick, if fairly steep.

In summary, speech sounds are fairly well defined by nine acoustic factors.

Despite excited predictions of a dangerous scramble for Arctic resources, the region's sovereignty is fairly clearly defined.