Sentence examples for the basic definition from inspiring English sources
But youth, in the end, was still the basic definition of the Nouvelle Vague.
One of them is perhaps the basic definition of what an all-rounder is.
The chapter introduces the basic definition and information on types of yarns and their classifications.
The values uncovered are clearly inaccurate because they violate the basic definition of the column.
In the basic definition, leitmotifs are identifying musical tags: when someone talks about the sword, you hear the sword's melody.
We'll start with the basic definition and take you through the math and into some powerful applications.
If you look up the word "fraud" in a legal dictionary, the basic definition is largely the same.
The basic definition and principle of the approach will be introduced first and the software system model then proposed.
The most important case addressed the basic definition of the kind of disability that entitles a worker to accommodation on the job.
The basic definition of a subtweet is a tweet about another user that doesn't actually mention his or her (or its) "@" name.
The basic definition of the verb "porvat'" is "to tear," but in Russian slang it means to retaliate, to be extremely, violently defensive of someone or something.
