Sentence examples for precise definitions from inspiring English sources

This enables us to propose precise definitions of 'mode' and 'mode confusion' for safety-critical systems.

Precise definitions are important.

The precise definitions of material objects leak auras.

It doesn't have a lot of structure, or precise definitions.

Recent treaties have used far more precise definitions of expropriation.

Again, she directed the doctors to the laminated cards for billably precise definitions of the stages.

De Maizière, by contrast, called for precise definitions of how refugees would be shared.

Organisers dropped tennis after failing to reach agreement on its precise definitions of amateur and professional.

The importance of precise definitions for such hopeful words extends far beyond semantics.

Many countries, however, have established a technical concept of commercial transactions with precise definitions and important legal consequences.

The court found him guilty but ordered his immediate release, a decision hailed by advocates of precise definitions for Chinese laws.