Sentence examples for are redefined as from inspiring English sources

The apparent inconsistency in such examples is resolved when they are redefined as leisure rather than as work or nonwork obligation.

Signals are redefined as R (red), G (green) and Y (yellow) which replaces vertical, horizontal and side lines, respectively, to make the table more understandable.

In order to provide mass conservation, the perturbation terms are assembled from skew-symmetric internodal fluxes which are redefined as a combination of first- and second-order divided differences.

Furthermore, feng shui tours are framed as pedagogic experiences in which the roles of the tourist and the guide are redefined as student and international pedagogue, respectively, to counteract perceptions of feng shui as irrational and/or superstitious.

As stated earlier, in an STL model, all geometric shapes are redefined as a collection of surface triangles that approximate the shape of the object in question through a process known as "tessellation".

According to the 2010 WHO Classification of Tumors of the Digestive System, biliary cystic tumors are no longer defined as biliary cystadenoma, papillomatosis, papillary adenocarcinoma, or biliary cystadenocarcinoma, but instead are redefined as IPNB and MCN of the liver [3].

The secular was redefined as soon as people realised that hijab-wearing employees did not transform Boots into an Islamic colony or a place of worship.

In 1946 they were redefined as United Nations trusteeships (see Trusteeship Council).

Achievement is redefined as the ability to attract attention.

In the life of Jesus, holiness is redefined as justice.

Unless "progression" is redefined as local invasion and metastases, the problem will remain.