Sentence examples for as aptly defined from inspiring English sources

Fundawear, "touch over the internet" as aptly defined by the company, consists of, according to a YouTube video, a pair of underpants -- available in male and female versions -- with built-in vibrating nodes remotely activated and operated by an iPhone.

Backstory offers a sort of narrative and juridical jiu-jitsu that relies on conservative values to assert liberal ends; and it's why the notion of Hollywood as an engine of liberalism is utterly apt — as long as that liberalism is aptly defined and understood.

If Griggs despaired of a solution, he aptly defined the problem.

The two conventions aptly define the crossroads that we are at, at the moment.

"All or Nothing at All," the title of one of his songs aptly defines his code; the film neatly weaves Sinatra's line, a leitmotif, as he rises in artistry and fame, and personally in cycles of sad and sublime.

Boud et al. (1985) aptly define reflection in the context of learning and focus more on one's personal experience as the object of reflection, as referring to "those intellectual and affective activities that individuals engage into explore their experience, which leads to new understanding and appreciations" (p. 19).

criteria as defined by bank.

These income sources, aptly referred to as "defined benefit" pensions, have all but disappeared, due in large part to the expense to the employer.

Every position on the landscape represents a potential cell state (or phenotype) as defined by the cell's full regulatory network, aptly pictured by Waddington 1 as a ball poised to roll down the terrain.

Hofstader wrote those words in 1964, but they apply just as aptly to Giuliani's remarks.

This description could, just as aptly, be applied to Daoud's own project.