Sentence examples for major definitions from inspiring English sources

But the Country Life Commission did not precisely define what it meant by "rural".... To this day, all of the major definitions still define "rural" by defining everything that is not rural.

Some of the major definitions of risk that are used in economic analysis will be introduced below in section 5.

These three major definitions are constructed as the convolution of derivative of a given differentiable function and power law, exponential decay law or Mittag-Leffler law [1 5].

In this chapter, Lamarque presents trenchant insights into problems underlying recent definitions of art and all the major definitions of literature from belles letters to speech-act theories, paving the way for his institutional account.

At present, there are two major definitions for diagnosing the HELLP syndrome.

To be included in the analyses, articles had to include estimates of RR and CIs based on one of the major definitions of the metabolic syndrome (2– 7).

Content analysis identified five major definition types: geographic, production, knowledge, relational, and sociopolitical.

For example, Dagher and BouJaoude (1997) revealed that undergraduate biology majors' definitions of a scientific theory were associated with their dismissal of the theories used in field disciplines (i.e., biology and geology) as unscientific.

We recommend a harmonization of the major forest definitions in use today, while taking care not to lose the relevant ecological information that can be extracted from its most detailed classification level.

Most major virus definitions have been updated, so removal shouldn't be too difficult.

Two major possible definitions, AIB and poleward expansion, are discussed below.