Sentence examples for perfectly defined from inspiring English sources

"Sequence-controlled" is a broad generic term that includes all type of polymers with controlled sequence distributions, whereas "sequence-defined" refers to copolymers that have perfectly defined primary structures (ribosome-made proteins or resin-made oligomers for example).

My message isn't perfectly defined.

The whole duty of a department store, like the whole duty of Man, is not perfectly defined.

The relationship of solos to ensemble had the quality of cinematic deep focus, foreground and background perfectly defined.

"My message isn't perfectly defined," he told the New York Times recently, which once you've heard Yeezus, seems like a rare moment of shy understatement.

"The left-handed Chávez runs and cartwheels across the stage as his perfectly defined body touches home in his white, flexible pants and perfectly pointed bare feet," wrote Rangel in her review.

Doesn't it perfectly define this period of his life?

Cabrera does not do it all, and nobody is claiming that the triple crown categories perfectly define greatness.

The novelist Andrés Neuman explores the experience of waiting in an airport, where we "embody a metaphor that perfectly defines our migratory experience: being in transit".

I might not perfectly define the boundaries between 'female'feminineine' and 'effeminate' modes of speaking (over to you, commenters!), and I may never 'pass' entirely in conversation.

Geochemistry and geomorphology correlate perfectly, defining the borders of the structure.