Sentence examples for ideal definition from inspiring English sources
Any man who does not keep to the ideal definition of masculinity can be ridiculed, bullied or ostracised.
the ideal definition of clones (questions 13 and 14).
Moreover, many reports on the effect of cervical sagittal alignment did not designate the ideal definition of alignment and used different definitions of lordosis.
It is also believed that an ideal definition of Chinese word should accord with the collective word intuition of Chinese speakers.
The purpose of the study was not to determine the ideal definition for diuretic resistance but to better understand how the different definitions compare.
We emphasize the importance of differentiating the ideal definition of the binding constant from the theoretically evaluated including the activity coefficient, γ, to take into account shifts from the ideality of the polymer in both aqueous and lipidic domains.
In addition, the use of hospital morbidity categories may provide less than ideal definitions for exposure categories.
All the options are fragile, and whichever is taken, none of them are not ideal by definition and will involve serious compromises from all sides.
In the case that the variety V is affine and smooth and has a complete intersection ideal of definition, we are able, for a generic parameter choice, to describe locally the generalized polar varieties of V by explicit equations.
While the communality variance of the constituent questions is lower than ideal for definition of a latent factor, a balance is evident in that each constituent question contains substantial unique information.
