Sentence examples for large definition of from inspiring English sources
So I rewrote this article a third time, trying to nail down just what a hipster was, and how that very large definition of a hipster meant it was unfathomable for hipster not to become mainstream.
We used a relatively large definition of areas (CLSCs), and it is possible that the use of smaller areas may have yielded different results.
Today's volunteers seem to be groping for a larger definition of citizenship.
Ten or 15 years ago, such a script might not have passed muster as family entertainment, Mr. Wells said, but today "the audience has a much larger definition of what 'family friendly' or 'family viewing' should be".
Sure, I can do what I can to cover a market of 750 million people (the largest definition of 'Europe' btw) and thousands of startups, but inevitably things fall through the cracks.
Coincidentally the upper limit of what constitutes the rectum (i.e. 15 cm from the anal verge) in Western Europe is the largest surgical definition of the rectum that we know of.
For example, the large-scale definition of protein complexes by tandem affinity purification (TAP), as it was previously done in S. cerevisiae [ 12, 13], should reveal the architecture of biochemical networks and protein machines specific to C. albicans.
We emphasize that the value of p is the same for both operators and the criteria on the difference between the two coefficients allow for "large" perturbations (the definition of the notion of "large" perturbation is given quite precisely).
Although such inaccuracies are inherent in any large database, definitions of acute renal failure and postpartum haemorrhage in the ICD-10 Canadian version remained unchanged over the study period, and the codes for acute kidney injury have been extensively validated in the non-pregnant population.
Advanced Propulsion Working Group carries out large researches on definition of the tendencies of development of rocket propulsion for the next forty years, the outcomes which one will be used in the report.
But by and large, the primary definition of the word refers to physical attractiveness.
