Sentence examples for has a rigorous definition from inspiring English sources

Phylogeny has a rigorous definition but niche does not.

Part (ii) involves "our experiences" which do not have a rigorous definition.

Regions do not have a rigorous definition and there are still two basic and much debated questions that should be clarified: how do they emerge and how may be defined and delimited in space?

Even though the GWTG-R registry has a rigorous training and certification process and employs standardized definitions, the data acquired by the registry may contain data integrity and validity issues.

Washington already has a rigorous evaluation system.

Edelman has a rigorous in-house carbon accounting system.

"And it has a rigorous evaluation in place.

Even so, Heizer has a rigorous, demanding view of patronage.

Five volunteers had values consistent with a rigorous definition of GHD (peak GH < 5·0 µg/l).

Starting with a rigorous Definition of symmetry, we have presented a formal and systematic approach to symmetry and dimensional reduction of BVPs expressed with the exterior derivative.

However, consensus on what functionality of a hypermedia should be extensible, how this extensibility should be presented to extension implementers, and even a rigorous definition of the term itself have evaded the hypermedia field.