Sentence examples for is not sharply defined from inspiring English sources

(Since the relevant class of operations is not sharply defined, neither, for Dennett, is the difference between which states of mind are conscious and which are not).

The notion of threshold is already an approximation which is not sharply defined in Hodgkin-Huxley [35] or Fitzhugh-Nagumo [40, 41] models (more precisely it is not a constant but it depends on the dynamical variables [55]).

Neutrons and protons (collectively known as nucleons) have comparable dimensions on the order of —although the 'surface' of these particles is not sharply defined.

The inner edge is not sharply defined: objects closer than 0.06 AU are highly susceptible to Poynting Robertson drag and the Yarkovsky effect, and even out to 0.09 AU vulcanoids would have temperatures of 1,000 K or more, which is hot enough for evaporation of rocks to be the limiting factor in their lifetime.

There's not a character here who isn't sharply defined, from Jackie Clune's gangland-style Julius Caesar to newcomer Leah Harvey, who is a tiny, eerie tricycle-riding Soothsayer in Julius Caesar, a vivid, athletic Earl of Douglas in Henry IV and an appealingly direct Miranda in The Tempest.

Except for Jason Alexander's father, the characters are not sharply defined.

The categories that mark the historical genre for Toplin are not sharply defined: For example, Cinematic History (CH) simplifies historical [End Page 159] evidence and excludes many details.

For example, in the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen (EPR) experiment there are strict correlations between two systems that have interacted in the past, in spite of the fact that the correlated quantities are not sharply defined in the individual systems.

Images were reviewed off-line while still blinded and the image discarded if the margins of the optic nerve sheath were not sharply defined, there was suspicion of overlap with hypoechoic artifact, or the image was otherwise sub-optimal.

As pointed out by Söderström et al [ 23] " the theoretical boundaries between uneven and deficient neuropsychiatric functioning and maladaptive personality traits are not sharply defined", it is unclear, whether AS originating in childhood predisposes to, or even causes the symptoms of personality disorder in adulthood.

Two types of "cross-stratified facies" (Xst) are recognized in the deposits: (1) the proximal facies (P- Xst) on the steep upper slopes, where the valleys of the drainage network are not sharply defined (Fig.  4) and (2) the distal facies (D- Xst) where valleys are deeply incised (Figs.  5, 6, 7, 8, and 9).