Sentence examples for be defined as either from inspiring English sources

We are at a crossroads in modern Russian history that will be defined as either post-communist or post-democratic.

Women are too sophisticated to be defined as either mothers or not-mothers, working or not working – perhaps because we know our state of being is unlikely to remain static.

When it comes to shoes, they can have a pretty long shelf life, and much like items of clothing, can be defined as either classic or trendy.

"My number one pet hate at the moment is the absurd 'gender fluid' movement, driven by people who don't wish to be defined as either male or female," he wrote.

The classified electrodes were then compared to the iEEG results, allowing the ictal onset zones to be defined as either (1) in/on, (2) adjacent to, or (3) outside the detected lesion.

Reflection can be defined as either specular or diffuse.

More specifically, they are defined as either thermoplastic resins or thermosetting resins.

Leukemias are defined as either acute or chronic and as either myelogenous (from bone marrow) or lymphocytic (involving lymphocytes).

VILI was defined as either death or edema.

Mortality was defined as either hospital or day-28 mortality.

TBI-type was defined as either blunt or penetrating.