Sentence examples for has a clear definition from inspiring English sources

1. "Big data" has a clear definition.

The hammer and sickle has a clear definition but to this new generation, it has lost some of its historical and political context.

Profit has a clear definition.

In the 24Model, each cause category has a clear definition.

Start by making sure the partnership has a clear definition of when a horse is considered "nonperforming"–that is, winning next to nothing at the racetrack and whether you can wriggle out.

Our study was based on data from the Swedish Knee Arthroplasty Register, which is well established and has a clear definition of revision that is well known to Swedish orthopedic surgeons (SKAR 2013).

But doctors have a clear definition of this period in a woman's reproductive life.

Having a clear definition of plagiarism can do more than help you avoid it; it can make you a better writer in the process.

It is important to have a clear definition of MD techniques to better understand the scope and boundaries of the subject.

It doesn't even have a clear definition, covering those receiving treatment, those beyond their treatment and those who have had cancer in the long distant past.

Having a clear definition of what failure looks like and how to deal with it is an essential aspect of providing any public service.