Sentence examples for to define terms from inspiring English sources
It will help to define terms.
It is of course necessary to define terms.
This is at a time when our need to understand Islamic culture — to define terms, combat stereotypes — is beyond pressing.
Leave it to an engineer, however, to write a memoir that includes a nine-page technical glossary to define terms like "logic gate" and "hexadecimal".
She was especially troubled by the government's inability to define terms like "substantially supported" and "associated forces," despite ample opportunity to do so during the course of the lawsuit.
Jesse Sheidlower, known far beyond the anonymous world of dictionary-making as an energetic and accessible expert on neologisms and slang, now sits ensconced in a building in Old Saybrook, Conn., which the O.E.D. shares with a hearing-aid company and a dentist, and toils over how best to define terms like "McMansion," "chowhound" and "jiggy".
To define term domains, information such as the top 16 categories ("Anatomy", "Organisms", "Disease, Chemicals and Drugs", and so on) of MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) may be helpful.
As with any form of systematic review, rigorous documented searching was undertaken according to defined terms and specified inclusion criteria.
Careful attention should be given to defining terms of reference of tutors, the criteria for their selection and incentives to encourage performance.
That's unsurprising: politicians have always been reluctant to crisply define terms such as "hard-working families", through fear of becoming a hostage to fortune.
