Sentence examples for All defining from inspiring English sources
All in all, defining the audience for Morning Glory was no easy task.
After all, defining scientific concepts within a specific formal language makes any axiomatizing effort dependent on the choice, nature, and idiosyncrasies of that narrowly-defined language.
And he adds: "The profit motive, commercialism, public relations, marketing, and advertising -- all defining features of contemporary corporate capitalism -- are foundational to any assessment of how the Internet has developed and is likely to develop".
There are three such parameters, all defining the production rate of the downstream protein: the Michaelis Menten parameter K, the hill coefficient n and the maximum rate of synthesis αb.
" Improved3, p. 23 5. Self-verification of positive identity: Some participants (3) identified their addictions as disorders, a couple (2) did not identify with being disordered at all, defining themselves as living a "different" lifestyle.
Several authors have studied the difference in outcome between patients admitted during daytime hours as compared with off hours in ICU patients, all in retrospective cohort studies, all defining off hours differently [ 8- 16].
The proposals all define basic benefits that insurers must offer without penalty for pre-existing conditions.
John McEnroe, Bjorn Borg and Jimmy Connors all defined each other, as Sampras and Andre Agassi did in the era that followed.
All defined in a simple symbol.
Our cultures are, after all, defined by our artefacts.
