Sentence examples for basically defining from inspiring English sources

MML syntax is simple, basically defining the parameters and variables, then writing the equations in a straightforward, easily read and understood mathematical form.

His horn arrangements basically defined spaghetti Westerns.

I saw it as an angry piece, but basically defined by a radical absence.

The "oriental" category of perfumes is basically defined as scents built on two materials, vanilla and labdanum.

This manifests itself — indeed, in this context is basically defined as — an upward shift in the production function.

She was English, and basically defined the borders between Iraq and Jordan that exist today, borders that she negotiated between Churchill and different Arab leaders.

And they basically define themselves, in long, often ravishing speeches, through their archetypal relationships with one another and with the specter of death.

"The twenty-first century is basically defined by nonessential human beings, who do not fit into the market as consumers or producers or as laborers," he said.

But if language such as "full decarbonization by 2050" were to become a reality, it basically defines an end point for the fossil fuel energy industry as we know it.

Considering that the Obama administration has basically defined the battlefield in the war on terror as global it's hard to see what, if any, limits exist on the use of drones.

As it turns out, there is actually a standard definition of the natural rate of interest, coming from Wicksell, and it's basically defined on a PPE basis (that's for proof of the pudding is in the eating).