Sentence examples for sound definition from inspiring English sources

The availability of specific experimental data allows a sound definition of aerodynamic actions.

Naturally, listening this way cuts you off from the unique atmosphere of the Proms but allows you instead to concentrate totally on the music - and listen with better sound definition than that offered by the hall's fluky acoustic.

It can be used to formalize a notion of mutational accessibility between phenotypes, giving rise to a topological concept of neighborhood in phenotye space, which allows for a sound definition of continuity and discontinuity in evolution.

No, the formulation of the money supply should be founded on a deductively derived, theoretically sound definition of money.

A sound definition of a collection only refers to entities that exist independently from the defined collection.

This first volume focuses on arriving at a sound definition of BPM approaches and examines BPM methods and process-aware information systems.

Sounds like a good definition of dance in general.

It has to have good definition, but be sound.

Now and then you wanted more sheer sound and definition.

The last decade has brought an explosion in dazzling technological advances — including enhancements in surround sound, high definition television and 3-D — that have transformed the fan's experience.

And as we saw this week, if the electoral fight is around Labor's risks – whether their policy is credible, whether their values are sound – by definition the debate is on Labor's turf, and the prime minister can look curiously like an opposition leader.