Sentence examples for altered definition from inspiring English sources

But last month, the Bush administration proposed an overhaul of fuel regulations for light trucks and an altered definition to rein in classification problems.

Though longer and more jargon-laden, the altered definition was less specific about the types of explanations science can build not just natural explanations, but any sort of explanation deemed "more adequate".

The altered definition of tissues within the joint interzone is shown not only by the expression of tissue marker genes but also by altered expression of regulatory genes that are involved in steering differentiation and morphogenesis.

The new language is similar to language in place before 1998, when the lawsuit says Sprint altered the definition.

The numbers are all the more impressive given that Facebook altered its definition of "active users" over the quarter to remove the millions of people who only interacted with the site through third-party sites.

(Years before Kim Jong-il came to power, the North Korean Academy of Social Sciences altered the definition of hereditary rule in its "Dictionary of Political Terminologies," removing the phrases "a reactionary custom of exploitative societies," "originally a product of slave societies," "adopted by feudal lords as a means to perpetuate dictatorial rule").

Mursaleen et al. [19] have altered the definition of weighted statistical convergence and have found its relation with the concept of statistical ( R, p r ) -summability.

But my years in the trenches of real medicine have altered that definition greatly.

We live in world in which science and technology have altered the definition of what is normal, and blurred categories of what is or is not possible.

At some point in our recent history, we lost our faith in the American Dream - or, at very least, significantly altered our definition.

The state legislature altered the definition of Route 19 to reflect this in 1957 by moving its south end to Santa Ana.