Sentence examples for operating definition from inspiring English sources

Whether another's actions are "free, voluntary and informed" is the operating definition, as upheld in R. v Kennedy (No. 2) where the defendant was acquitted.

In a recent study in Nature, researchers found that they could identify ninety-five per cent of people featured in an anonymized data set containing only what would be considered "metadata" under the government's current operating definition.

As a consequence, a more comprehensive operating definition of "Energy Security" is needed, along with a workable framework for analysis of which future energy paths or scenarios are likely to yield greater Energy Security in a broader, more comprehensive sense.

Without unduly calling into question an operating definition of what "punk" is (The Wheel of Punk™ lets us rest on something as lazy as "the exact opposite of The Eagles"), it's important to realize that half the fun of this thing is how arbitrary it is.

Neither a unanimous operating definition of FS nor uniform diagnostic criteria of the syndrome have been developed so far.

At present however, there are at least six operating definitions of MetS.

This study identified the following operating definitions.

They operate by definition transnationally.

While operating under that definition as governor, Mr. Romney did not restrict access to birth control.

Definitions: Operating income is profits before depreciation, amortization, interest and taxes.

Mathematics was, for Wolff, a systematic science operating by definition and syllogistic proof, and this was the method he strove to make applicable to philosophy.