Sentence examples for satisfactory definition from inspiring English sources

2008 A three-day "Great Planet Debate" is held at Johns Hopkins University to decide on a more satisfactory definition of a planet.

There has been some discussion about what constitutes a species, and is accurately pointed out there is not satisfactory definition for a species.

In purely qualitative terms, it does not offer many advantages over Liebig's definition of acids, but it does provide a satisfactory definition for bases.

Not all substances that contain hydrogen, however, are acids, and the first really satisfactory definition of an acid was given by Justus von Liebig of Germany in 1838.

The main objective of this study was to generate a satisfactory definition of end-of-construction conditions.

In "Beat," a captivating celebration of Allen Ginsberg, the group's poet laureate and arguably its greatest voice, Kelly Groves has captured the spirit of a literary movement for which there has never been a satisfactory definition.

There are several problems in giving satisfactory definitions of the phonetic properties of these features, but there is no doubt that binary oppositions of this kind are needed for describing phonological patterns.

In 1997, Xu [32] introduced the following more satisfactory definitions.

Because there are many exceptions to the basic features, however, a satisfactory inclusive definition of all the Crustacea is extraordinarily hard to frame.

All the great mathematicians who contributed to the development of calculus had an intuitive concept of limits, but it was only with the work of the German mathematician Karl Weierstrass that a completely satisfactory formal definition of the limit of a sequence was obtained.

The consensus seems to be that, while it is easy in specific examples to conclude that incomplete paths of various sorts represent singular structure, no entirely satisfactory, strict definition of singular structure in their terms has yet been formulated.