Sentence examples for because it is defined from inspiring English sources
When using a fixed topology, each mote knows its neighbourhood because it is defined in the application source code.
But this class defies standard socioeconomic categorization, because it is defined by its consumption patterns, not by its production role.
The uncertainty in determining the slope is reduced because it is defined by many points.
Uganda Tourism Association believes the country is not attracting tourists because it is defined by Idi Amin, Aids and war.
Every inquiry has presuppositions, exactly because it is defined in part by specific questions or a specific way of asking questions.
The link overstrength factor is, however, unable to explain many seismic responses because it is defined on the basis of the sole elastic behaviour of structures.
But his musical world was far wider than theirs because it was defined by "the greater universe of scholarship".
No one bothered to study it because it was defined by what it wasn't — sleep was a state of not being awake and, at the same time, of not being comatose or dead.
Asked whether he had ever considered what his presidency would have been like without Sept. 11, he replied: "Well, I haven't had the luxury, because it was defined by 9/11.
Assistant Utah Attorney General Jerrold Jensen argued that a polygamous relationship is different because it was defined by people representing themselves as married.
