Sentence examples for strictly defined as from inspiring English sources

The canard parameter value (a_{c}) is not strictly defined, as also a "small-amplitude limit cycle" is not strictly defined.

Curiously, many comic-hosted podcasts are not shows that could be strictly defined as comedy.

– These are all issues tackled by criminology, strictly defined as the scientific study of crime.

Strictly defined as "the science of man," it could be seen as superseding other specialized disciplines such as economics and political science.

By the 1970s Dutch politics, like Dutch society in general, had largely ceased to practice what was strictly defined as pillarization.

Under the National Act of 1947, a covert action is strictly defined, as an action intended to influence political, economic or military conditions abroad, and which an American role is not to be apparent.

Michael Buess, a spokesman for Basler Kantonalbank, said that the "negotiations with U.S. authorities has been defined as strictly confidential".

The church's teachings have evolved not just on the liturgy but also on issues as fraught as priestly celibacy, slavery, money-lending, war and peace, wealth and poverty, divorce and the role of women; even that most divisive of issues, abortion, was not always defined as strictly as it is now.

Each parameters of the new function has a strictly defined geometrical meaning as far as the curve shape is concerned.

Interstitial lung disease, as strictly defined, is uncommon in children, as are the pulmonary complications of connective tissue disease.

Furthermore, we strictly defined patients as having increased symptoms using the mMRC Dyspnoea Scale as recommended by GOLD [ 14], and consequently the present study contains a significant proportion of GOLD D patients.