Sentence examples for case defining from inspiring English sources

In this case, defining them competitively based on the quality of their competition, Navratilova raised a different stereotype.

In 1993 MacKinnon represented Bosnian Muslim and Croat women in a groundbreaking case defining rape as an act of genocide in the Serb-led campaign in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

In this case, defining a tie as weak or strong based on only one of the metrics may provide a misleading interpretation.

If this is not the case, defining dummy codes for missing observations may be questionable from a theoretical point of view (Schafer & Graham [2002]) and may also lead to biased mean estimates (Rutkowski, [2011]).

So, in order to ensure the existence of solution of problem (2.1) it is enough to find y and z such that L y = φ u ˜ and L z = ψ v ˜ for, in that case, defining u = y + z, we can conclude that L u = h.

In this case, defining the client as a case based on historical records can inflate the prevalence.

That was a notable moment of prosecutorial restraint in a case defined by overreach.

In this case defined chiefly by their intelligence, but other things too.

We had, for instance, assumed that "smartness" — in Monitor's case defined as analytical brilliance — was an unalloyed good.

These designs have been evaluated for a particular case defined in the DAVIC recommendation.

"For some, that case defines my career and is the sole reason why I should not be supported by anyone in this country," Sharpton writes.