Sentence examples for task of defining from inspiring English sources

The task of defining a foolproof aglet is therefore challenging.

"Even the simple task of defining a 'condylarth' is extremely difficult," Sarah Shelley, a PhD student at the University of Edinburgh who specialises in winnowing condylarths, tells me.

With the decisions here, the European Union has given itself the thankless task of defining Europe, a task that has baffled scholars and politicians for centuries.

Legal scholars can (and have) devoted themselves to the ultimately frustrating task of defining "male" and "female" as entities fixed and unmoving.

But it plainly identifies the existential conundrum that's been driving this series from the beginning: the task of defining Israel's national identity.

Watchdogs will also have the task of defining proprietary trading (as opposed to hedging or marketmaking)—which many view as impossible.

With contests just about every week, a drawn-out fight would tax the resources of any candidate still standing, and distract the Republican Party from the task of negatively defining President Obama.

There are two ways of defining the task for Labour.

Task of the defined dynamical system optimal control is: by using controlling force acting on the system, transfer initial kinetic state of the nonlinear dynamics of the system into the final terminate kinetic state of the nonlinear dynamics in the minimal time.

Argo has a clear advantage over other systems in terms of the flexibility of defining biocuration tasks.

Argo proved to have the edge over other systems in terms of flexibility of defining biocuration tasks.