Sentence examples for full definition from inspiring English sources

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Sufism is very much part of any full definition of Islam today.

While many do not meet the full definition of a refugee, they are not really economic migrants either.

Double click any word in your browser with Google Dictionary installed and a full definition of that word will pop up in a small box directly above it.

Businesses do not need to wait until they meet the full definition of a private cloud to derive value and can stop anywhere along the way.

The phrase "uphill struggle" is used freely in many contexts, but I've got a feeling I'm going to learn its full definition in the next couple of weeks.

The number of full definitions should be increased.

I originally wrote it to enable the help the reviewers of our ITP 2014 paper lookup definitions of concepts that were mentioned in the paper, but whose full definitions were omitted from the paper due to space constraints.

The U.S.D.A. assigns every county in the nation a grade from 1 through 9, where a 1 denotes the most densely populated, urban counties and a 9 the most sparsely populated and isolated rural counties (full definitions here).

Here "validated" means structural validity, staticaly checked by VCE, including correctness of the architecture, interfaces, and namings (full definitions in [32]).

Full definitions of the stocks used can be found in Flybase [38], and include the cold alleles P WH Bacf05607 and P WH Bacf02290 and the strains P(GawB bouPG27, bou6ea-2, P PTT-GA NrgG00305, P PTT-un1 Pdi74-1, P PTT-un1 Pdi74-1tlGAL4 UASActinGFP PTT-un1 Pdi74-116E UASGFP and tubGawB apmd544