Sentence examples for has been clearly defined from inspiring English sources

However, as of yet no method of quantitatively evaluating the EM waves absorbed by MM has been clearly defined.

Sanchez seems to have as many detractors and supporters as Tebow, whose role has been clearly defined but amorphously described.

Asked what would happen if European Nato nations did not contribute more to the alliance's budget, Paladino said: "I don't think what happens has been clearly defined".

Fortunately, terminology like "Life Cycle Assessment" has been clearly defined, but others like sustainability, sustainable material management, low impact mining, and even "environment" have yet to have universally agreed upon definitions.

But the offending structure has been clearly defined in the city code: the garage cannot dominate the front of the house or protrude; the main entrance has to be close to the street and clearly identifiable from the sidewalk; and the side of the house that faces the street must have a certain minimum of window and door space.

What has been clearly defined in each era has been, rather, the treatment of dissonance, the approach toward it and away from it in a smooth and logical manner so that the musical flow is of a continual tension and relaxation.

Funk became active in the economic field after the Nazi plans to wage aggressive war had been clearly defined.

Norton's hubris apropos of the I.R.S. had interrupted an arc of life that had been clearly defined since he'd taken Economics 101, as a freshman.

Neural stem/progenitor cells (NPCs) are self-renewing and multipotent and thus are good candidates for donor cells when they have been clearly defined to differentiate into neurons.

For Brown, whose numbers are fairly set after having been clearly defined over the last 10 years, raising the unfavourables of Cameron and Clegg will pay dividends on 6 May, even if not in the polling of the next three days following the debate.

As research in liver disease has greatly expanded over the past few decades the etiology, pathology, and natural history of many hepatic disorders have been clearly defined.