Sentence examples for have the same definition from inspiring English sources

"Environmental catastrophe" would have the same definition as under the Swedish model.

"Proceeds" need not have the same definition in every context covered by the statute, he said.

Q: Do the words "objective" and "fair" have the same definition?

We need Tuxedoed Turing to figure out that the three terms in quotations are all equivalent, and all have the same definition.

And even if Mr. Putin does agree to the Yemen model, it is unclear if he and Mr. Obama have the same definition of what that model is — or how to put it into effect.

He looked for and found partners to the transaction who did not have the same definition as he of the value of the goods exchanged — that is, the banks selling credit-default swaps for a penny on the dollar — and he exploited that advantage ruthlessly.

"There are a lot of questions that need to be asked, such as 'Why do students cheat?' and 'Do people have the same definitions of cheating?' " Kirby said.

The Eshelby tensor for a plane strain inclusion with an arbitrary polygonal cross section is derived in a general form in terms of three potential functions, two of which have the same definitions as the ones involved in the counterpart Eshelby tensor based on classical elasticity.

So no, we don't all have the same definitions for every word.

Features x21 to x40 have the same definitions but are constructed from the tumour.

where R and V have the same definitions as in Eq. (1).