Sentence examples for by the current definition from inspiring English sources

She is annoyed by the current definition of the "centre", which she described as moderation.

Hills is right to stick by the current definition of fuel poverty because it focuses attention on the right people.

TFCBR is stochastically TCP friendly, however, it is not TCP friendly by the current definition.

Doctors in Hong Kong recently recommended that WHO broaden its definition of "suspected cases" after determining that there were infected people in that city who would be missed by the current definition.

For example, some multimedia streaming applications prefer a smooth sending rate on a time scale of tens of seconds, however, a UDP flow maintaining such a long smoothness time scale is naturally not TCP friendly by the current definition.

Indeed, a woman would now struggle to fail to feel empowered every minute of her day, going by the current definition of the word; pretty much everything a woman does – from eating breakfast to being online – has been described as a means to empower her.

This uniformity may be increased by additions to the current definition, by more agreement about specific clinical situations, and by training of surgeons, thereby improving comparisons at local as well as national levels.

By the current definitions of the rulebook, no error occurred, and he deserved the hit he asked for.

This study was undertaken to determine the incidence and the clinicopathologic characteristics of those tumors that qualify as clear cell papillary renal cell carcinoma (CCPRCC) by the current definitions.

The [American Hospital Association] is concerned that access to services for patients may be significantly hampered by the current definitions of this rule".

Moreover, they show that adding causal variables to simple models can generate new problems that are not readily solved by the current definitions (and actually set alternative versions of the structural model in conflict).