Sentence examples for key definitions from inspiring English sources
Another section contains cautions about application-specific key definitions, and a final section tells where to put key definitions.
This review summarizes the background, key definitions, contributing factors, impact, prevention, and management of disruptive behavior.
Aggression and cruelty are stoked by the television while the key definitions are coming from the slightly possessed Kremlin master.
They need to find out what key definitions are provided on Wikipedia that could be searched if your case goes to trial.
We introduce some key definitions for these sets, establish their main properties and develop methods for their computation.
Key definitions of biomarkers and how they should be developed, validated, and incorporated in combination clinical trials are outlined.
Being unable to send someone else to do your work is another key definition of a worker.
The moment of having to be a grown-up instead of just acting like one is the key definition for Mr. Mazursky, because he dramatized the first generation of Americans who reveled in not having to assume the mantle of adulthood, who got to luxuriate in the perquisites of acting like juveniles long past their prime.
In addition, if an included paper cites a definition from another publication, the cited publication is included in our dataset, thereby further decreasing the potential of missing of a key definition.
I think the key definition of "whistleblower" is somebody who brings to light what political officials do in the dark that is either deceitful or illegal.
