Sentence examples for quite well defined from inspiring English sources

The migration flights of birds follow specific routes, sometimes quite well defined over long distances.

Nobody has written anything definitive about why they happen and while the pattern is quite well defined, they are still shrouded in mystery.

The optimisation process converges toward a quite well defined structure made of the base material with a very little percentage of elements characterised by intermediate material properties.

The boundary conditions appearing when the nanosystems exhibit edges, such as the cases of nanoribbons, nanodisks, and nanorings, are quite well defined within a tight-binding formalism.

The dimension of this zone is quite well defined and is a consequence of the thermal and geometric characteristics of the treated elements.

These mice displayed a quite well defined neurofibrillary degeneration time course, which is mainly characterized by Tau hyperphosphorylation, abnormal Tau phosphorylation and appearance of neuronal inclusions with "paired helical filaments" structures between 6 to 10 months.

BBC Radio Norfolk reporter Wally Webb said the lines were "obviously fresh" and "not quite as well defined as the others" on the road.

We didn't transition from brick-and-mortar to virtual — and we were doing it in 2004, when virtual wasn't quite so well defined and the simplest limitations like access to high-speed internet could confound even the best potential employees.

The X-Ray image of that collision was stunning as well, though perhaps not quite as well defined.

Compared to Nup188N, it is not quite as well defined (Wilson B-factor is 75 Å), likely because those crystals have a higher solvent content and are more loosely packed.

Only some problems in the world (perhaps quite few) are well defined.