Sentence examples for actually defined as from inspiring English sources

Many young women are unaware that the groping and touching they have come expect is actually defined as sexual assault under UK law.

The same is true for other offences, such as the euphemistically termed "groping", which is actually defined as sexual assault under UK law, but which many victims don't feel able to report to the police because it is seen as a regular occurrence ( as well as the lack of response or support from bystanders when it happens).

Again, the exponent α m used in Theorem 6 is actually defined as the sup of the numbers β for which (106) works.

83 It is actually defined as 'inflammation of the breast', but invariably is associated with bacterial infection.

It took some time to gather from the remaining text that the activation rate is actually defined as the average switch bias towards a gene.

This is consistent with previous research showing that health professionals often do not pay attention to weight until a patient is at a much higher BMI than what is actually defined as obese.

One meaning is obviously what the government actually defines as the income tax.

Ironically, in a previous VICE interview, Taylor-Joy actually defined herself as an "empath", someone who's highly sensitive to other people's emotions, even though her character appears to be the most cold-hearted of the pair.

Cultic worship a formal system of veneration is so universal in religion that some historians of religion actually define religion as cult.

Sure it doesn't do video, but it does have the same 51 point auto-focus that the D300s does, it uses the same lenses, and the processing speed hasn't been actually defined by Nikon as being that different.

In examining this relationship, I find it particularly telling that the word perception is actually defined in the dictionary as a "capacity for comprehension" and belief as a "conviction of truth".