Sentence examples for gross definition from inspiring English sources

The verification of this application pertinence and a gross definition of the in-core detector characteristics are described.

Since there doesn't seem to be a definition, "gross proceeds" may be any payment.

Since there doesn't seem to be a definition, "gross proceeds" may be any payment for any reason.

Target definition: gross tumor volume (GTV): the GTV is defined as the visible superior sulcus tumor and the PET positive lymph nodes.

By definition, the gross domestic product evaluates gross measures to determine the supposed success and happiness for a country and its citizens.

Section 132(a)(3) excludes from the definition of gross income any fringe benefit which qualifies as a working condition fringe.

PET can also be combined with computed tomography in radiation treatment planning for more accurate gross tumour volume (GTV) definition [5].

A prominent current example is the IRS's "don't ask, don't tell" policy with respect to employee-retained frequent flier miles; in a 2002 announcement (which, as of 2012, is still in force), the IRS indicated that such miles were technically within the scope of the statutory definition of gross income, but that the IRS had no intention of enforcing the law.

Whether Bernanke and the gang have managed to avert two consecutive quarters of declining gross domestic product the academic definition of a recession is uncertain, but investment pros did have some advice for clients as to where they should put their money to work.

Update, April 1: This article has been changed to clarify that federal subsidies are based on adjusted household incomes using the modified adjusted gross income, or MAGI, definition of income.

"Would you agree that the definition of gross negligence has been met in this case, based on what Navajo failed to do?" one of the victims' lawyers asked during the session.