Sentence examples for valid definition from inspiring English sources

A very valid definition of biography is that it is "a fiction conceived within the bounds of the observable facts".

After the success of Men in Black 3 – although that's a relative term, based on whether or not you believe "slightly better than Men in Black 2" to be a valid definition of success – the site would have you believe that Will Smith is only interested in making sequels from now on.

On its own, a lower cost isn't a valid definition of efficiency: efficiency would entail achieving an equivalent benefit for that lower cost.

We develop a valid definition of technological radicalness which states that a successful radical invention is: (1) novel; (2) unique; and (3) has an impact on future technology.

The term "e-commerce" still lacks a universally valid definition, but even if you just bundle B2B and B2C transactions under it, it's a multi-trillion dollar business globally.

The goal hence is not to provide a valid definition of domestication but rather to examine the representations related to it.

"There are many different valid definitions of happiness," adds Lahnna Catalino, an assistant professor of psychology at Scripps College in California.

The confusing heterogeneity introduced by use of these two valid definitions emphasizes the need for clarity when discussing medication errors, and the benefits of a standard, accepted nomenclature.

83 In this meta-analysis, 16 (30%) studies did not report diagnostic criteria, and the remainder used 18 varying, though valid, definitions of superimposed pre-eclampsia.

Second, determining prespecified definitions encouraged us to actively take into account the sources of data and the evidence necessary to support different conclusions regarding weight and strength of evidence, and to identify how to establish scientifically valid definitions.

It is just that reasoners relying solely on necessary and sufficient definitions will likely miss many of these nonalignments because ontologically valid definitions cannot be created, and it is desirable that as many of these nonalignments as possible be rectified.