Sentence examples for principal definitions from inspiring English sources

My dictionary has two principal definitions of "pathetic": evoking pity and distressingly inadequate.

Contemporary climate change has two principal definitions.

In Section 2, we present the principal definitions used in this paper.

This study aimed to assess the impact of using three principal definitions for polycystic ovary syndrome on its reported prevalence in a large community-based study conducted in the Southwest of Iran.

Two principal definitions of potentially adequate treatment were developed for the management of GAD.

In principal, the definition of the injection curtain to a drilling depth of 15 m was decided accordingly to the plant's design storage level.

Eriugena then argues that philosophy has four principal parts — division, definition, demonstration, and resolution — and that pursuit of this fourfold method of reasoning will lead to truth.

Accordingly, the Mishna also recorded the principal Pharisaic and rabbinic definitions and goals of the religious life.

We first introduce definitions of principal part and order at (pminfty i) for periodic analytic functions through detailed analysis.

We see evidence that teachers are attuned to the resources that students make use of while working on conjecturing tasks, and we can see that knowledge of these resources, such as mathematical objects and their definitions, are principal components of the geometry curriculum that high school geometry teachers see as exchanging for students' work on conjecturing tasks.

In recent years, the law has broadened the definition of principal place to a home office that is used to meet clients or customers or is necessary for administrative or management activities like billing, bookkeeping, forwarding orders or writing reports.