Sentence examples similar to technical stipulations from inspiring English sources

Though the term 'reduction' in this use may not correspond to everyday use nor to scientific discourse, its technical meaning is not fixed by mere stipulation.

The Manual of Reason states that it is God, but most later Naiyāyikas drew a distinction between words which have belonged 'endlessly' in the language (introduced by God) and words introduced by an explicit human stipulation (e.g. the technical terms in Pāṇini's grammar).

Once more, the concrete meaning of responsibility is left entirely to the stipulation of responsibilised agents, in the technical sense illustrated above.

His stipulations?

A few more stipulations.

§ 50-201.3 Insertiof of stipulations.

There are, however, stipulations.

Some stipulations before we eat.

What requirements or stipulations apply?

"Stipulations must be binding," he wrote.

Business regards the funding stipulations as onerous.