Sentence examples for best defined by from inspiring English sources

Consistency, friends concur, is Mr. Bezos's real strength in an industry perhaps best defined by turmoil.

Rather, life is best defined by the number of days you remember.

The United Nations is a crucible of complexity, best defined by the paradoxes that surround its identity.

Love, real love for another person, is best defined by the psychiatrist and writer M Scott Peck.

I'll be back to check it all out, because at Myong's, the menu seems best defined by welcome surprises.

Their approach was perhaps best defined by a sequence in Game 1 against the Tigers' Justin Verlander.

The output from MEME that resembled FPR suggested that the motif was best-defined by MWTTTNC.

And this excellence is far different from perfection, that more confining concept, which implies the best of the best of the best, as defined by the whole entire world.

The best defined process governed by Notch is called "lateral inhibition": cells of a given fate are singled out from an equivalence group of the same fate, whereas the differentiation of the other cells is suppressed by the Notch signal.

After all particles finish updating their fitness values and their personal best solutions, the global best solution is defined by the best of the personal best solutions in the swarm.

(Laura Kern) 'TOKYO!' (No rating, 1 52, in Japanese) A cramped metropolis of xenophobes and eccentrics living in a futuristic present: that is the image of the Japanese capital city evoked in "Tokyo!," a compendium of three surreal shorts whose relationship with one another might best be defined by the exclamation point in the title.