Sentence examples for well defined by from inspiring English sources

In summary, speech sounds are fairly well defined by nine acoustic factors.

I had just asked him why the strike zone, an entity seemingly well defined by the baseball rulebook, was such a bone of contention in the game.

The procedures to come are well defined by the Uniform Code of Military Justice and the Manual for Courts-Martial.

The movie industry's self-congratulatory season is typically well defined by now, with favorites firmly established and potential dark horses looming.

To the west lies the high country of the Forest of Dean, and the eastern edge of the vale is well defined by the Cotswold escarpment.

Ms. Belin says that vast areas are not well defined by the new law, such as whether one partner will ever owe the other partner alimony or who will be entitled to take over the lease on an apartment.

That said, the Islamic State is already shaped and well defined by those founding fathers, strategically and ideologically, so these new leaders have little wiggle room to make a change, but this is more possible than before".

This is well defined by Lemma 3.

The characters are well-served – and well-defined – by Bart's songs.

which is well-defined by (5) and under the boundedness assumptions on the weighting matrices of the quadratic cost function.

That's a standard that has been well-defined by courts, and one on which police officers receive exhaustive training that would make it easy to implement.