Sentence examples for is perfectly defined from inspiring English sources

Such a microstructure is formed at thicknesses in the range from 2.6 to 9 nm and is perfectly defined at L/L0=0.3 (SEBS interdomain spacing, L0=28 nm).

The care with cleaning materials, purification of reagents, and nature of the materials to be used in the mercury analyses are perfectly defined (MESL 1997).

She has learned to treasure all the curves and delights of her temple and has taken the time to get to know and enhance her attributes; whether they are perfectly defined arms, the sway of her hips or the contour of her back.

This is done to search not only the termini of the consensus, which may not be perfectly defined, but also the flanking sequences immediately adjacent to individual copies.

The functions, both of the researchers and the various bodies involved, must be perfectly defined and delimited in the preliminary phases of the project, since it is upon these that the overall quality of the study will depend [ 9, 11].

A diagnostic quality CT scan with correct contrast agent bolus injection during breath-holding can be performed when the entire examination sequence has been perfectly defined, in compliance with strict procedures and when each member of the team is attentive to his/her role[ 9 ].

My message isn't perfectly defined.

The whole duty of a department store, like the whole duty of Man, is not perfectly defined.

"My message isn't perfectly defined," he told the New York Times recently, which once you've heard Yeezus, seems like a rare moment of shy understatement.

The mirror is a perfectly defined unbroken pale rectangle within a broad black rectangle.

Despite the fact that functional modules are not perfectly defined and that the description of the human interactome is far from being definitive [32] the results obtained provide a quantitative relationship between network structure and functionality.