Sentence examples for is very well defined from inspiring English sources
"But the European Tour is very well defined.
Each is very well defined, and I think we need to have much more discussion about these".
The requirement is very well defined in the statute, so it can't be sloughed off as a general exhortation, and it's backed up by a penalty.... CHIEF JUSTICE ROBERTS: Why would you have a requirement that is completely toothless?
On the curves k(γx) the turnover region is very well defined for relatively low frictions in the isotropic case, while for the anisotropic case it is shifted towards much higher γx values.
Because the conjugation length of the emissive center is very well defined (two and half phenylene vinylene units) the differences found between the fluorescence profile of the fluorophore in solution, at several concentrations and that in the solid state allowed us to conclude that in solid the emission comes from associated forms, such as ground-state dimers and/or excimers.
For this problem, the cost of making a bad decision (i.e., when spinning the disk down and back up costs more than simply leaving it on) is very well defined since the decision of spinning down the disk does not affect the length of the next idle time.
I once read an interview with Kubrick where he said that he preferred to adapt books where the characters were very well defined and he didn't care too much about story.
"Arts facilities normally fall into a number of categories," says Alsop. "You have things called 'theatres' and things called 'galleries' and so-called 'social centres', which are very well defined.
