Sentence examples for be defined only in from inspiring English sources

As Dr. Bailey wrote in the exhibition catalog, the figurines should perhaps be defined only in terms of their actual appearance: miniature, representational depictions of the human form.

Furthermore, "roughly equal" is a relation that can be defined only in virtue of three items, and as such, appears to be something distinct from a standard comparative relation.

There is a risk that ELSA research may simply be regarded as an addition to the 'real' (i.e. natural science and technology) research and thus be defined only in reference to the innovation (or other natural science) research.

Since the vacancies in silicon crystals are quite mobile at temperatures above 80 K [17], it can be defined only in combination with other impurities or defects by using capacitive methods.

Even the so-called quality factors for research processes, except for a few very general criteria that are applicable to all process types (e.g., transparency), can be defined only in relation to the respective research tasks or objectives and objects of research.

The value of nature cannot be defined only in terms of the number of species in a landscape, and as we optimize the conservation planning system, we would do well to respect the fact that some things cannot be optimized (Fischer et al., 2014).

The two domains are not of equal magnitude in Arabic letters, he continues, so the branch is defined only in relation to the over-arching concept.

But mostly her character is defined only in relation to that of Mr. Zero; there's none of the anchoring personal detail that would make her truly scary or pitiable.

This could be done without changing the constitution, since what constitutes "the oil industry" is defined only in ordinary legislation, as César Hernández of CIDAC, a Mexico City think-tank, points out.

It turns out, then, that existence is defined only in contexts in which it is predicated of complexes.

Hence, the SRe is browsed for available ConfiguredServices and a query is defined only in terms of existing ConfiguredServices.