Sentence examples for hard definition from inspiring English sources

"The Hour" has been compared to "Mad Men," because it appears to be attempting to capture so much in its dramatic net — to give hard definition to a national style at particular moments in time, and also as those moments are giving way to the next.

In the absence of prior hard definition of how to annotate attention from observable behavior human coders have often disagreed on the level of attention at each time instance.

used fluorescent in situ hybridization with ≥3 spots in >20% of 100 cells as cutoffs for amplification, which could be a less hard definition for amplification than a copy number change of >2 with MLPA in our study 43.

What kind of a criterion is that for a work of literature?" Not that she is fond of hard definitions of literature.

I think this project is a really good example of how those aren't hard definitions.

Our data also emphasize on the inconvenience and constraints of having hard definitions for biological molecules.

A hard space definition of the building blocks is much preferable.

We never set a hard line definition of what the band would sound like or how a song will turn out.

A hard-core definition would restrict the field to machines that have functional parts on a scale of less than 100 nanometers.

However, a limitation on BRAMS code, due to hard-coded definition of maximum simulation days, denies the climatology execution for the whole simulation period.

Intangible assets are, by definition, hard to see and even harder to fix a precise value for.