| Although that identity began as a stipulative definition in Newtonian mechanics, Einsteinian mechanics deems it false. |
| In terms of lexicography, what has occurred is that a precising definition has been asserted as superior to the stipulative definition that gave rise to the term racism. |
| A stipulative definition of a term may, as it happens, be extensionally adequate to the antecedent uses of the term. |
| This term as well as their stipulative definition, needs to be clarified. |
| In the absence of a stipulative definition, little would be lost, indeed much stands to be gained, if the metaphorical origin of social minds were acknowledged. |
| In such cases, the inferential role of the stipulative definition is not mirrored by any formula of the extended language. |
