Sentence examples for has well defined from inspiring English sources

The study showed that Eco-Core has well defined failure modes and associated fatigue lives.

The REF, has well defined boundaries ranging from 0 to 100 and is less subject to the saturation effect.

The DCB test is widely used because it requires relatively simple specimens and it has well defined testing procedures.

Like most universities and teaching hospitals in this country, my employer has well defined policies to deal with problems in pregnancy and maternity leave for everyone--except postdocs.

Figure 1A shows the generated Si-MNPs, which has well defined core/shell morphology and an average diameter of 40 nm (Figure 1B).

West of the Cathedral Group near Hurricane Pass, Schoolroom Glacier is tiny but has well defined terminal and lateral moraines, a small proglacial lake and other typical glacier features in close proximity to each other.

Vegetation encroachment results from a predictable set of conditions, and has well-defined consequences for riverine environments.

It's not a formal board of directors, which has well-defined duties including a fiduciary one.

Both water and carbon dioxide clouds are observed on Mars, and it has well-defined seasons.

The ongoing, endless war between "literary" fiction and "genre" fiction has well-defined lines in the sand.

In this environment genuine wholesale privatisation is impossible and liberalisation has well-defined limits, as President Hu Jintao himself brutally reminds us.