Sentence examples for the precise definition from inspiring English sources

This approach permitted the precise definition and tessellation of gray and white matter boundaries and pial surface at different points in the cortex.

As with eudaemonia, though, the precise definition of a core project is malleable.

The precise definition of death also concerns people who are less intimately involved.

(The precise definition of such a card remained unclear Saturday afternoon).

"Small" sites - the precise definition of "small" isn't given - don't have to pay if their ads are deemed acceptable.

The precise definition of the sides in those fights is very difficult, owing to variations between countries and time periods.

But he pointed out that the precise definition of leverage had not been set by the Basel regulators.

The precise definition of Avogadro's number is the number of atoms in 12 grams of the carbon isotope C-12.

The precise definition of a ladette was never completely clear, but its key image was of Cox and Ball raising pint glasses in an enthusiastic, celebratory manner.

The precise definition of a moratorium has yet to be agreed, though Israeli officials speak of exempting 2,500 housing units that are still being built.

What would be the precise definition of "seriously prejudicial behaviour": – the test to be used by the home secretary in stripping a suspect of their citizenship?