Sentence examples for range of definitions from inspiring English sources

With its range of definitions, FAR-OUT proved susceptible to a wide variety of treatments and was to most a popular choice.

Spanish dictionaries have a range of definitions for that verb, from an innocuous "to converse, discuss" to a sinister "to plot, scheme or conspire".

The OED may offer a wider range of definitions, but the general understanding of comedy is something that makes people laugh.

These are just a few broad brush strokes of a much larger picture containing wide variations and a range of definitions.

Green infrastructure is a concept with a wide range of definitions.

There is a wide range of definitions of scenarios in the visited bibliography [23, 24, 25].

There are a wide range of definitions that can be applied to the term "crowdsourcing".

We found that while carrying capacity offers some underlying commonalities, a wide range of definitions and approaches hinders a unified framework to better understand biotic ecosystem interactions.

The mouse has been previously used as a model of hypospadias, despite an unacceptably wide range of definitions for this malformation.

Furthermore, there are no uniform operational criteria defining rural areas and studies on rural trauma use a wide range of definitions [35].

This article presents a range of definitions of environmental policy and in doing so suggests that the common element among them is an acknowledgment that policy involves statements of objectives or intent and proposals as to courses of action.