Sentence examples for primary definition of from inspiring English sources
The pair wear the jerseys of finalists the Seattle Seahawks and the Denver Broncos in the image, posted by Stewart, holding a soccer ball and laying claim to the primary definition of 'football'football
The primary definition of a fixed wireless technology is that the transmitter and receiver are both in a fixed location.
Thus the primary definition of Rhōmaios was "political or statist".
But by and large, the primary definition of the word refers to physical attractiveness.
Primary definition of AKI (aSIRS definition) or death.
Our primary definition of diabetes is based on HbA1c, which was first measured in NHANES III.
For functional enrichment testing, we use three primary definitions of a gene locus (Fig. 1.1).
Webster's New World Dictionary offers the following primary definition: 'The inflicting of severe pain to force information and confession, get revenge, etc'.
I have scores and scores of liberal friends and I can't name a single one who would cite "using government to maximize equality" as its primary definition, though all of us believe fervently in equality and maximizing it.
The primary definition was publication of a complete manuscript in a peer reviewed journal, identified through a systematic search.
Six of 13 studies reporting the incidence of major adverse cardiovascular events met the primary outcome definition, constituting the composite of (cardiovascular or all cause) death, myocardial infarction, and stroke 18 19 20 34 65 70; the other studies reported components of the primary definition.
