Sentence examples for be defined as one from inspiring English sources
Broadly, a smart society might be defined as one where digital technology, thoughtfully deployed by governments, can improve on three broad outcomes: the well-being of citizens, the strength of the economy, and the effectiveness of institutions.
Anxiety Disorders can be defined as one of the most common mental disorders.
A volunteer can be defined as one who "freely offers to do something" and the offerings from the RR community this week produced a fine variety of takes on the "something" in question.
And yet we say that, strictly speaking, it should not be defined as one or many, and should not even be called "it," for the use of the word "it" would imply a form of unity.
Most literature has concentrated on the technological aspects of smart grids; a technological solution may be defined as one that requires a change only in the developed technology, demanding little or no change in human values or ideas of morality about the usage of electrical energy.
Therefore, a good forecasting system can be defined as one that is superior to climatology (Palmer and Hagedorn 2006).
However, if the intelligence services define it as each person communicating with Google's servers in Ireland, the communication can be defined as one-end foreign, and mass-intercepted.
The new, "natural" unit of length, to be called the mètre, would be defined as one-ten-millionth of this distance.
A valid measure was defined as one obtained on an error-free expiratory maneuver.
A "self-sufficient" patient was defined as one scoring 100 on the Barthel Index.
