Sentence examples for because it defines a from inspiring English sources
The phrase has lived on not only because of its cleverness, but because it defines a moral ambiguity most of us find very hard to understand.
The ETU model is of special interest because it defines a power-delay profile (PDP) with a line-of-sight (LoS) signal more attenuated (in average) than the multipath rays.
The zeta function (or rather its analytic continuation given by the rational function in the form of the just mentioned product formula) contains the Lefschetz numbers of iterates of the map because it defines a Taylor series with periodic coefficients d d z log ( ζ ( z ) ) = ∑ n = 1 ∞ L ( T n ) z n − 1.
This threshold was chosen because it defines a small number of large components that still account for most reads found in a patient (Mean = 93.7%, S.E.M. = 0.78).
The interaction term Dye*Subarray was not included because it defines a single sample in the experiment and thus is confounded with levels of biological variation (between species and populations).
For the users, the national long-term care system is relevant because it defines a general surrounding for the care-dependent and has to be recognized when transferring the results to other countries.
She first came out as pansexual — which is distinct from bisexual because it defines an individual who is attracted to various gender identities — in 2012 after first being elected, noting that she'd dated transgender and "gender-queer" people.
We adopt JSD* to measure differential transcription in this article, because it defines an objective measure of difference in transcript populations that is independent of the computational methods we examine.
And so it is because it defines part of a whole generation so well.
A flexible planis effectively an antithesis, for it presupposes objectives that have not been defined or that may be continuously redefined according to needs; but planning, obviously, is such because it defines objectives and a strategy to achieve them.
Nomad insurance (World Nomads) did offer me cover because it defines "resident" as having a home and being registered with a GP in the UK – but sadly it offers insurance only to those age under 60, and I am 67.
