Sentence examples for specific definitions from inspiring English sources

Specific definitions differ from country to country.

§ 440.2 Specific definitions; definitions of services for FFP purposes.

Less bellicose but equally specific definitions are now in force in Britain.

Indeed, many impacts-based fields have their own specific definitions, directly relating to the impact at hand1.

And there aren't many specific definitions of what is unreasonable, for a couple of reasons.

The editors say they have added myriad safeguards over the years from specific definitions of what counts as an application to adding questions that can sniff out fudging.

The assignment required demonstration of discipline-specific, definitions in Pinch Analysis and calculation of temperatures and heat exchanger network (HEN) designs.

Explicit cut points are defined for all criteria, except elevated waist circumference, which must rely on population and country-specific definitions.

Disease-specific definitions of quality are needed, but, for headache, none exists.

Syndicated brand tracking: Markets and demographic brackets are pre-defined, and the ability to slice data by client-specific definitions is limited.

This raises the need for future work towards automating and simplification of domain-specific definitions of parameters and functions.