Sentence examples for mere definition from inspiring English sources

Even the mere definition of "robot" has had to evolve to keep pace with the progression of robots' form and functionally.

It is the intentional act of giving governance of the definition over the properties of a device or system that turns a mere definition into a specification.

A consistent development strategy that goes beyond the mere definition of unspecific goals has to take the community-specific power relations and the respective socio-economic conditions into consideration.

However, going beyond the mere definition of the averaged system seems very difficult and we only manage to get explicit results for simple systems where the fast activity dynamics is linear.

Once again, the debate is not about a mere definition, but concerns the possible consequences of the alethic neutrality thesis, three of which can be outlined here, whereas a fourth requires a longer analysis and will be discussed in section 4.1.

One would expect a correspondence theory to go beyond a mere definition like (1) or (2) and discharge a triple task: it should tell us about the workings of the correspondence relation, about the nature of facts, and about the conditions that determine which truthbearers correspond to which facts.

And so we got a new strain of the crossword, suitable for Top People who had, in the words of former Times nabob Richard Browne, "graduated from governess to public school to Oxford and Cambridge", whose intelligence could not be insulted by anything so simple as a game based on mere definitions.

from a definition pertaining to the arithmetic of infinite series, and that it is blatantly unacceptable to deduce empirical propositions from mere definitions.

You have argued that the difference between atheism and agnosticism ultimately reduces to confusion over what it means to be certain, but I think we are much further apart than mere definitions because I allow people of faith to have knowledge that I cannot claim.

And they are working on what they hope will be another technology on view at the show, one that makes mere high-definition sets seem passé: Three-dimensional televisions.

5 Moreover, shortly before the Exchange Act was passed, this Court instructed that such "remedial" legislation should receive "a broader and more liberal interpretation than that to be drawn from mere dictionary definitions of the words employed by Congress". Piedmont & Northern R. Co. v. ICC, 286 U.S. 299, 311, 52 S.Ct.