Sentence examples for apparently defined from inspiring English sources

90 million “lapsed” golfers (apparently defined as anyone who has ever seen a golf ball) and target potential new players, especially minorities and women.

All the carrion-eaters are now crawling out from their holes, to tell us that Miliband lost because he was too left-wing – because contemporary Marxist praxis is apparently defined by putting the words "tighter controls on immigration" on a banner and a mug and a big stupid rock.

It is apparently defined taxonomically on the basis of plesiomorphies (heterogamous, disciform capitula with perfect/fertile disk florets and pistillate ray florets), and needs to be re-circumscribed.

The current contributors to Snarkwatch apparently define it as everything from "vicious personal attack" to taking a "cheap shot" to the voicing of "parsimonious reservations".

The FTC is apparently defining the market as the mobile non-search advertising market and is concerned that Google and AdMob together have a significant share of that market.

The ideas and passion they've brought to the table are evident throughout the game, but often fail to gel with the rigid rules that apparently define what Call of Duty should be.

During early embryonic development, Dnmt3a and Dnmt3b are expressed at high levels and apparently define the normal embryonic methylation pattern.

But it is striking that romance, always a bit abstract, is apparently now defined as "the best odds of a fellow passenger falling for you across a crowded car or platform, and then posting a 'Missed Connections' ad on Craigslist in search of you".

The selectivity filter and permeation pathway have not apparently been defined as a distinctive InterPro domain.

7 However, the incidence of fever per se in nursing homes has not apparently been defined.

Indeed, the abbreviations used for the sequences/taxa in these trees are apparently not defined anywhere in the manuscript.