Sentence examples for obvious definition of from inspiring English sources

It's the obvious definition of a peak.

The most obvious definition of the stock market is the total dollar value of all publicly traded stocks.

While the most obvious definition, of course, is a cup brewed from beans grown in Cuba, most Americans have never tasted that because of the trade embargo against Cuban products.

In most romantic relationships the most obvious definition of infidelity is sex with another person.

From the obvious definition of technical coefficients of water use, t ij can be re-expressed in terms of direct and indirect coefficients of water use as follows: mathop tnolimits_{ij} = {{mathop delta nolimits_{i} } mathord{left/ {vphantom {{mathop delta nolimits_{i} } {mathop eta nolimits_{j} }}} right.

The obvious components here making Rowles's work difficult are that it begins in the middle of a sentence, employs what seems to be an ongoing run-on, cares little for obvious definition of character or plot, and instead generates its beautiful, frenetic feeling through the relentless melding of image, language, and sound.

As well as its obvious definition as "the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union", and its spawning of words including "bremain" and "bremorse", the term has also inspired "a lot of wordplay", said Collins.

We also develop the first formalism for taxonomic rooting of phylogenetic trees, show that the obvious definition is useless in the presence of nonconvexity, and develop a more robust definition.

This means "available" in all senses of the word -- single being the most obvious definition.

McAfee: The obvious definition is one fewer job than there used to be, with the same amount of output.

Asymmetric (or asymmetrical, equally correct, so I use the shorter one) has the obvious dictionary definition of "not symmetric" and the slang meaning of "out of whack," but a less pejorative sense is developing: "offbeat, intriguingly unbalanced".