Sentence examples for much better defined from inspiring English sources

There are much better defined questions.

The method provides much better defined fibre orientation estimates, and allows orientations to be resolved that are separated by smaller angles than previously possible.

But perhaps these kinds of neural networks could do the work instead or at least screen out the worst examples and leaving humans with a much better defined and less onerous task.

We are much better defined by having to innovate through [problems] than by a marketplace that just douses the industry with free capital and says go buy more servers.

The results show that 50 applied voltage cycles are enough to produce stop bands and that increasing the number of cycles has two opposite effects: on one hand, an enhancement of the photonic stop bands is observed, in particular specially for the case of the as-produced samples, which is much better defined for samples with higher number of cycles.

A ragged eye became apparent on satellite imagery, and after developing an anticyclone aloft, its outflow became much better defined.

We're very good at looking forward to things we want to understand, but we're very poor at thinking about the historical roots to that understanding and realizing, for example, that fundamental discoveries have been the major mechanism by which we've been able to ask much better-defined and almost all important applied questions.

If their symptoms had changed, patients were asked to rate the magnitude of improvement or worsening on a seven-point scale ranging from 1 to 7. In the present analysis worsening was collapsed into one category, a little better was defined as +1 to +4, while much better was defined as +5 to +7.

With more slits, the green and red colours become better defined and much brighter, and agree well with the simulation results shown in Figure 3.

In contrast, the thicker, better defined and much more scattered bundles of cross-cut axons of the SAI are compatible with its lower neuronal density.

On August 1, it approached the Lesser Antilles and became better defined, producing inclement weather over much of the area.