Sentence examples for solid definition from inspiring English sources

It's a solid definition, one that team executives could find useful when the clock strikes midnight on July 1.

There is no solid definition of what a pavilion should be or do or look like, and their containable nature makes them perfect for experimentation.

"There's no solid definition of green worldwide," said Khanduja.

Why is it that there is no single, solid definition of the cloud?

It's the fact that the events carry no solid definition, and depend solely on word of mouth to account for its success.

And because neither the government nor wider society has historically been able to agree on a solid definition of what makes a shooting a "mass shooting," some attacks have tended to evade classification entirely, encouraging the public to turn a blind eye to the full extent and impact of large-scale gun violence in America.

We cannot know how many species we live with until we have solid definitions and systems for identifying them.

Going forward, Soltani suggested, we will need to begin to formulate solid definitions to questions as fundamental as "What does 'opt-in' mean?" and further define oft-used concepts like location.

To open with a replica of Edwin Lutyens's Cenotaph, that soaring monument that seems like the bright, solid opposite of a grave (and what associations with absent Whiteread) is to strike at the whole definition of sculpture right away.

The central problem faced, as a philosopher, when trying to make sense of claims such as these is that there is no solid, unproblematic definition of background structure (and therefore background independence and dependence) on the table.

Furthermore, it is the improvement of the CSF material's fluid properties that causes the change in the maximum von Mises stress in the brain (i.e., modeling the CSF as hydrostatic fluid cavities instead of the baseline solid material definition).