Sentence examples for separate definitions from inspiring English sources

James Thompson, the chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce, said that his understanding was that Beijing ministries would set separate definitions for each industry to determine which entities would qualify as Hong Kong companies.

For example, Euclid provides separate definitions of proportion (v def. 5, and vii def. 20).

We assume that the idea is now clear without providing separate definitions of "→-boolean", "↔-boolean", "¬-boolean", "⊥-boolean", etc.

ICHD-II provides separate definitions for the chronic forms of migraine, tension-type headache, cluster headache, paroxysmal hemicrania and several secondary headaches.

The first version of this kind of assumption is that TEK and science are sufficiently different to warrant maintaining separate definitions.

While the terms "health" and "fitness" are often used interchangeably, we offer separate definitions: Health: a state of complete, mental, social, and physical well-being, where all bodily systems (nervous, hormonal, immune, digestive, etc).

With this solution, the Replacement Axiom will be (as required) stronger than Zermelo's original Separation Axiom and indeed can replace it; however, in Fraenkel's system, one can prove his version of the Replacement Axiom from his version of the Separation Axiom, which shows that his separate definition of function is not sufficiently strong.

Leslie said that each bank has a separate definition of an 'SME' (small and medium-size enterprise), and that other statistical flaws made the figures almost meaningless.

The first five words of his clue, with the possible addition of 'perhaps', could have stood as a satisfactory '& lit.', but 'or hook' is without doubt an attractive addition, supplementing the golfing context while adding a quite separate definition of PLUG.

e) If the American Heritage Dictionary (5th edition) did not list a separate definition for a common phrase, Google's built in dictionary was consulted.

The fact that existence is dealt with by a separate definition shows that Russell means to treat the predicate 'exists' as itself an incomplete symbol, to be eliminated in favour of the existential quantifier.