Sentence examples similar to well defined words from inspiring English sources

This term becomes negligible whenever the contact angle is large enough, which also means that it is well defined, or in other words, the liquid does not spread out on the solid surface to form a film.

If languages were too precise and well defined, so that every word referred to one thing only, they would be almost unusable, the researchers say, and we'd struggle to communicate ideas of any complexity.

The dictionary might as well define the word "fraud" by citing some of Trump's fraudulent business dealings.

In other words, relation (6) is well defined for all x 1,x 2≥0.

In other words, soft X-ray TXM will produce well defined features as long as the sample thickness remains consistently in the order of 0.1 μm range.

Nonetheless, the word "small" in this context is not well defined, and maybe there is no way of defining it.

In other words, all thermodynamic variables involving atom velocities are not well defined at the fixed boundary.

When you are on stage or in front of the camera, you have to say your words clearly and make sure all the sounds are well defined.

In other words, the concept of a motherland has never been too well defined in our minds".

In other words, the metric on genotypic and phenotypic domains must be well defined first before any evolutionary claim could be made.

In a word, the privacy which should be amplified is not well defined.