Sentence examples for primary definitions from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the standard references I have, at least in their primary definitions, make deliberate deception an essential ingredient of a "lie".

The comparison of the primary definitions yielded a Kappa of 0.44 and a 72% global agreement.

Abbreviations: Sn = sensitivity; Sp = specificity (1) Primary definitions were used in estimating the agreement.

For functional enrichment testing, we use three primary definitions of a gene locus (Fig. 1.1).

The distribution of participants according to the primary definitions (questionnaire and physical examination) and agreement values are presented in Table 2.

Synthesizing similarities among different species concepts, both Mayden [ 1] and de Queiroz [ 2] recognized that most species concepts are not primary definitions describing the necessary traits of a species, but rather, are secondary definitions or species criteria.

Webster's New World Dictionary offers the following primary definition: 'The inflicting of severe pain to force information and confession, get revenge, etc'.

Its primary definition refers to physical height, but it can also connote everything from presence and charisma to virtue and importance; on a metaphorical level, height and worthiness of esteem are linked in the human mind.

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

Figure 1 Classification of diastolic function by our primary definition.

The primary definition of a fixed wireless technology is that the transmitter and receiver are both in a fixed location.