Sentence examples for unanimously defined from inspiring English sources
In contrast, depressive symptoms are less unanimously defined as mental illness, and current stress plays here a dominant causal role.
Throughout this manuscript we prefer to indicate all taxa by their terminal taxon names, because, although some are clearly separable phenotypically and/or geographically, others are not and their exact taxonomic position is far from unanimously defined.
Dalton made his share of mistakes, but he was also let down by the one wide receiver that fans might unanimously define as 'elite'elite
Last week, in an historic move the Spanish town of Trigueros del Valle voted unanimously to define dogs and cats as "non-human residents", giving them rights similar to men and women in the area.
The styles are unanimously representational, with the extremes defined by Nataraj Sharma's dreamlike, sometimes nightmarish renditions of urban life, which have academic underpinnings, and Ram Singh Urvedi's obsessively dotted imaginary creatures that draw on indigenous traditions in the state of Madhya Pradesh but seem conversant with cartoons, sci-fi and even Dr. Seuss.
It's also the only state that permits a death sentence without requiring jurors to unanimously agree to the presence of statutorily defined aggravating circumstances.
The California Legislature unanimously passed a bill in August that defined ransomware as a type of extortion, making it a felony punishable by up to four years in prison.
This study was followed by a number of other studies that unanimously confirmed the results reported by Kleiger et al. and defined reduced HRV as a strong marker of rhythmogenic death [ 18– 22].
The midwifes and physicians almost unanimously manifested a high degree of approval of neonatal resuscitation by LMA, as they defined it a sustainable and cost-effective method requiring minimal expertise.
In general, we are more interested in the asymptotic SNR thresholds,, which are defined as the critical channel condition that is required for the decoding process to converge unanimously to the correct decision: (13).
