Sentence examples for call definition from inspiring English sources

IRIs of the parameters are part of the procedure call definition.

As the editor of the New Oxford American Dictionary (2e), I searched for new words and abstracted multiple uses of those words in context to create the general catchall explanations we call definitions.

In fact, Google's search results page has provided a small link, called "definition" in the upper right hand corner, that takes users to Answers.com.

PK: The reason I remember him and you don't is because he hosted a Canadian game show called Definition.

The Principia opens with a section called "Definitions" that includes Newton's discussion of absolute space, time, and motion.

In this respect, the empirical content of the theoretical concepts that Newton has explicated in the section called "Definitions" is inextricably linked with the physical theory presented in the rest of the Principia.

Such was his theory of fictions: what he called paraphrasis, and what we now call contextual definition.

But the problem Aristotle is trying to solve concerns "the unity of the thing whose account we call a definition" (Z.12, 1037b11).

These agencies tend to adopt the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. call reports definition of small-business lending -- business loans in the amount of $1 million or less.

Some called the definition itself into question.

Mr. Johnson called the definition too restrictive.