Sentence examples for for a precise definition from inspiring English sources

She asked me for a precise definition of the word "iconoclastic".

The need for a precise definition for fauna in aquatic sciences.

The concept of "trademark dilution" appeared elusive, and the justices pressed in vain for a precise definition.

She jots the word down in a notebook and later on pesters him for a precise definition.

In addition to learning about the need for a precise definition when making an argument, the class learned to make sense of the symbols in the book by rephrasing them in their own words.

For a precise definition see chapter 6 of Lindström (2003).

This is of particular importance not only to recognize asthma as a complex disease for which different endogenous and exogenous factors may account, but also for emphasising the need of a precise definition of the asthma phenotype as a tool for improved asthma care.

4 Allied to this is the lack of a precise definition for fetal compromise or dystocia, 17 both common reasons for emergency caesarean section.

For clinical tophus, a precise definition in terms of appearance and location was developed to assist in differentiation from other subcutaneous nodules that may be confused with tophi.

The Agriculture Department has a precise definition for farms (places yielding at least $1,000 a year in farm produce), but not for ranches.

Further, existing work has not provided a precise definition for the fundamental concepts such as scale, which arguably has been the main source of confusion.