Sentence examples for the normal definition of the from inspiring English sources

Even then it will not be a bank in the normal definition of the word.

There's the normal definition of poverty established in the 1960s as a result of how much food costs takes up in your family budget.

If g is rational, then this operator is bounded, and equals the "normal" definition of g(A).

Learning to act in a multiagent environment is a difficult problem since the normal definition of an optimal policy no longer applies.

This family of relatively new compounds and materials is different from the normal definition of chemical compounds.

I will give Toobin this -- this item actually fits the normal definition of a cost.

Additionally, targeted gene deletion is not feasible in many important pathogens and the normal definition of fungal pathogenicity cannot be applied in the case of obligate biotrophs, such as the powdery mildew fungus Blumeria graminis, which cannot be cultured away from living host plants.

As Andrew Rawnsley observed: "By no normal definition of the word popular were the Conservatives popular at the election".

There has been a succession of statements that turned out to be false under any normal definition of the term.

"CO2 is not a pollutant in any normal definition of the term," Barton said in an interview on C-SPAN.

According to the 5% lower limit of normal definition of COPD, the prevalence was 12.5% (95% CI: 11.2%–13.9%).