Sentence examples for ill-defined limits from inspiring English sources

Among the finest genre works there are some that nudge admittedly ill-defined limits.

If one had a precise characterization of a singularity in terms of points that are missing from spacetime, one might then be able to analyze the structure of the spacetime "locally at the singularity," instead of taking troublesome, perhaps ill-defined limits along incomplete paths.

This locus is particularly difficult because it shows a very low recombination rate and, therefore, a very wide region of association with ill-defined limits.

After the patient left the GP looked at the patient's summary screen and commented: " No one's put OA here as a problem… I don't think I'm going to put it in…I just think he's got a lot of diagnoses already" suggesting he had reached this ill-defined limit.

The puppy's arrival acted as a catalyst to sort out an ill-defined boundary.

Thus, the interparticle distance of the resulting nanoparticles are ill-defined, which limits the ability to tune the SPR.

This non-scientific lay-reporting of CoD, with a high proportion being classified as either unspecified or ill-defined, seriously limits the utility of such information for health sector planning.

It still leaves broad and ill-defined loopholes for limiting freedoms of speech and assembly.

Malignant potential ranges from absent (Spitz nevus), to fully present (spitzoid melanoma), with a further, ill-defined group of Spitz tumors with limited metastatic potential.

Although we created uniform measures to apply across all studies, diverse outcomes reporting related but ill-defined patient perceptions or preferences may limit inferential insights.

Payment, according to the contract transferring parental status after birth, is limited to expenses which are ill-defined.