Sentence examples similar to qualified definition from inspiring English sources

The process was qualified with definition of the forming-limit diagrams established with reference to three typical loading paths (histories of the injection and pressurisation).

Anything else qualifies, by definition, as injustice.

Moreover, even someone taking a strongly idiolectal stance will want to qualify the definition of 'idiolect' given above by tying its properties to the person at a specified time, in a specified social setting, or on a specified occasion, for example, or by treating the idiolect as belonging not to a real individual but to a person who is in some respects an idealization.

Not exactly: he qualifies his definition, "I just want to be very clear, this has got nothing to do with Ex Machina, this is just my observation of what I think Kubrickian actually means". .

To further qualify this definition of the MID, only if informed patients cannot make decisions about the management of their disease, or if patients prefer informed proxies to make these decisions, would one consider the MID estimates of informed proxies.

But even with all that, Clinton is by any definition qualified to be president, hate her or not.

Periyar, however, qualified for the definition of what the term 'atheist' implies in his address on philosophy.

The phrase an intense feeling of deep affection is qualified by the definition for affection as a gentle feeling of fondness or liking so we aren't sure if we should be intense or gentle.

The number of patients that anytime during their hospital stay would have qualified for any definition is 78.

Only one single patient would not have qualified for this definition (47-year-old female being severely immunocompromised).

Months of contentious debate, most of it focused on the definition of qualified residential mortgage, led up to the vote.