Sentence examples for rough definition from inspiring English sources
Pizza only really in rough definition.
t is not difficult to come up with a rough definition of private law.
Several encounters with shows presented as Tonalist have produced a rough definition.
Political scientists who study civil war have proposed various refinements to this rough definition to deal with borderline cases.
Which could serve as a rough definition of sophisticated satire — an endangered literary form if ever there was one.
I think a fair, extremely rough definition of the establishment is office-holders — especially high office-holders — consultants who've been around a long time, lobbyists and donors.
Recognizing that not all biobanks would have individuals in these roles or titles, we created rough definitions of the duties.
Given these rough definitions of the difference between deterministic laws, probabilistic laws, and limited laws, we can understand determinism as the thesis that a complete description of the state of the world at any time t and a complete statement of the laws of nature together entail every truth about the world at every time later than t.
The Oxford English Dictionary gives "simple, rude or rough" as a definition of "primitive", and in searching for these qualities musicians have returned to sounds that engage our bodies as much as our minds.
I have a suspicion and hear me out, because this is a rough one that the definition of "crazy" in show business is a woman who keeps talking even after no one wants to fuck her anymore.
