Sentence examples for most technical definition from inspiring English sources

(And also, it's not a standard, in the most technical definition of the word. It is, however, a "working proposal" here on GitHub).

The white Pileated Woodpecker described from the White River region would be termed a partial or even "nearly complete" albino by some authors (because melanin appears to be completely lacking through most of the plumage), but based on most recent technical definitions we might best consider it leucistic.

Most technical documents will often provide you with definitions and meanings of certain words, phrases, and terminology; however, if they don't, you can use these other tools to help you grasp the material.

Regular citizens might legitimately disagree with the technical definition of war, but those who study war have settled and most studies rely on the consensus definition.

Dunderdale was silent for days as the situation wore on, and most of her first public appearance was spent arguing with the media over the technical definition of the word "crisis".

But the technical definition of a catch?

I think we need a technical definition, and my personal technical definition is really quite trivial".

I created the most technical schools.

"There is no technical definition of employees' share," she said.

I leave it for others to speculate on the technical definition of a recession.

But to say that there's a technical definition to "addiction" is wrong.