Sentence examples for reasonably define from inspiring English sources

As Ken Albala, author of Pancake: A Global History, argues, you could reasonably define pancakes as any thin disc cooked from starchy batter on a flat surface.

This has stirred criticism that the college is bending the rules in its attempts to meet the requirements, but the N.C.A.A. admits that, for now, the rules are unclear on how a college can reasonably define attendance.

It's big to the point that it's almost laughable, stretching the definition of what you could reasonably define as a smartphone to its very limits.

How to more reasonably define vital sign related or laboratory work related AEs is unclear.

It illustrates the need for a range of exposure concentrations to reasonably define the true shape of the curve (examples presented are for varying degrees of health improvements associated with cookstove interventions that reduce exposure concentrations by both 50%and85%50%and85%

He took a concept album from Green Day and created from it a very potent theatrical event that had narrative, had some emotional scope, had reasonably defined characters -- all without putting in any of the filler, which is to say, a book.

If that is the case, then we can practice constructive mathematics using intuitionistic logic on any reasonably defined mathematical objects, not just some class of "constructive objects".

In view of the unite-amplitude plane wave incidence, FA can be reasonably defined as the total field magnitude at the geometrical-focus point of parabola.

A relatively small number of stakeholders and performance attributes were defined and the uncertainties associated with selected MOEs were reasonably defined; therefore, the reliability of model outputs is acceptable and no variance reduction process is necessary.

Organizational outcomes or impacts are not reasonably defined.

The "vital national interest" carve out, for example, could render the agreement meaningless, unless it is reasonably defined.