Sentence examples for simple definitions and from inspiring English sources

Homelessness is a broad and nuanced problem, resisting simple definitions and clear solutions.

These strategies have gradually emerged, as part of the research field due to internal debate and external criticism, and the result is the gradual change we have called the transition from ELSA 1 to ELSA 2. It is pointless to attempt to capture ELSI by simple definitions and descriptions, positive or negative.

Although critics Pauline Kael and Arthur Knight argued against arbitrary divisions into high and low culture, American films settled into rigid genres; European art films continued to push the boundaries of simple definitions, and these exploitative art films and artistic exploitation films would go on to influence American cult films.

While refining the definitions in Table 1 could help in these cases, we decided to maintain the simple definitions and accept the reduced number of profiles.

Simple definitions and terminologies are presented with the purpose to introduce the tree structure concept; an exhaustive description is not in scope.

The primitive recursive functions have a very simple definition and yet they are extremely powerful.

There are many ways to define and measure accessibility [7], and this paper selects the traditional and simple definition and measurement based on gravity model and network model.

While POS tagging has a simple definition and is widely employed, the way it is implemented varies a lot in practice.

We believe that our function algebra is an improvement due to its simple definition and because the operations in our algebra are less obviously designed to mimic the operations in the usual definition of the recursive functions using the primitive recursion and minimization operators.

The Juels-Weis model characterizes a very strong adversary with a relatively simple definition and according to this model untraceability is defined in terms of privacy experiments by which an adversary could distinguish two different tags within the limits of its computational power and functionality-call bounds.

However, since most central forces do not produce closed orbits (see Bertrand's theorem), the analogous vector \mathcal{A} rarely has a simple definition and is generally a multivalued function of the angle θ between 'r' and \mathcal{A}.