Sentence examples for attempt to define an from inspiring English sources
Jonathan Puckey presented the 'Conditional Design manifesto', an attempt to define an approach to design - regardless of 'chosen media' - as a reaction to a world where computation, or computational processes, are increasingly prevalent.
MNOs are faced with the need to make decisions about where, how, and when to upgrade networks, in an attempt to define an appropriate evolution path.
See articleIn Mississippi an attempt to define a fetus as a person was decisively rejected at the ballot box.
The charter is a valuable attempt to define a doctor's obligations — not only to individual patients but also to the health care system as a whole.
This attempt to define a thing as gloriously intangible as love seems to me to chime with Kieran's talk of the Immeasurable World.
Throughout the week, in conference rooms and ballrooms, in clubs and back yard parties, labels, promoters and musicians came together in an attempt to define a community that has struggled to survive since the collapse of the traditional recording industry.
Nussbaum's attempt to define a determinate list of key or basic capabilities like the above is, however, controversial.
In an attempt to define a unique NCL for all soils, a new normalisation scheme is proposed in this paper.
However, this move differs from the second reply considered above in that it is a clear attempt to define a normative notion (rationality) in purely naturalistic terms.
The aim of this pilot study was to attempt to define a set of equations from histological observations of tissue affected with coeliac disease (CD) to predict Marsh score.
