Sentence examples for final definition from inspiring English sources

Obviously it transforms you as a person, but I don't think it's necessarily a final definition".

However, the final definition in the amendments may address this concern.

Living processes are thus antithetical to a desire for tidy classification or final definition.

The "final definition" of the program recognized that "final success will require decisive US military intervention," after terrorism and subversion had laid the basis.

"Beforelife": the word is so striking that the halting suspense of a double-crostic puzzle overhangs the book, as each poem individually withholds final definition.

The final definition of the budget becomes part of the broader discussion of the European budget 2021-2027 scheduled in the European Council of 28-29 June.

The final definitions should (1) be the same, (2) retain the "defensive intent" language and (3) include the requirement that the target system be known or suspected of cybersecurity threat.

Final definitions and terminology are shown in Table 2, along with relevant reference support.

The final definitions are given in Web Figure 2 (http://aje.oxfordjournals.org/).org/

Thus, the final definitions of RTW were early (≤28 days), medium late (29 104 days) and late (≥105 days).

About 40 colleagues responded with suggestions and the authors of the 3rd edition of Bartholomew et al. [ 1] formulated the final definitions.