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definition (image),
n the property of projected images relating to their sharpness, distinctness, or clarity of outline. Penumbra width is a measure of definition. See also resolution.
definition
establishment of a clear boundary, a clear line of demarcation.
clinical definition
an accurate description of the disease in terms of clinical signs and clinicopathological findings.
epidemiological definition
an accurate description of the disease in terms of its epidemiological parameters of when, where, why and how it has occurred.
genetic definition
an accurate description of a disease in terms of the familial relationships between affected animals.
radiographic definition
a sharp line of demarcation between radiographic densities. A gradual merging of densities creates blurring of the image.
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Definitionally any Jewish perspective of Christianity is an outsider's.
A Jewish Perspective of Jesus by Golden, Steven H. / Biblical Theology Bulletin
Essentially (if I may use such a word in this context), Prosser positions Butler as the person who has single-handedly and all but inextricably built queer theory on the idea that all lesbians and gays are ultimately transgendered in that they violate gender norms of heterosexuality and its associated gender presentations, and that all transgendered people are definitionally queer in that they unsettle and disrupt notions of gender as binary and permanent.
Second Skins: The Body Narratives of Transsexuality by Devor, Holly / The Journal of Sex Research
A taxpayer that follows that rule therefore definitionally is clearly reflecting income.
Corporate tax shelters and corporate tax management by Kleinbard, Edward D. / Tax Executive
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