Sentence examples for challenging definition from inspiring English sources
Savannas belong to the biomes where land cover mapping with remote sensing faces the most difficulties and several studies already addressed the challenging definition of savanna land cover classes.
A less challenging definition for overall appropriate handling requires that a CMP is recognised by the audit team, and an appropriate solution proposed and implemented regardless whether or not valid causes have been identified.
Together, the two spaces challenge definitions of African art.
I'm 19, so wasn't around when he arrived, but he always felt modern to me – the way he challenged definitions, his confidence, the way he was a figure of self-acceptance for people who don't feel represented, as well as playing a character.
Although the questionnaire results point to a rigour-relevance gap in heritage science, the results also challenge definitions of rigour-relevance and the validity of boundaries between researchers and users.
These artists and their works challenge definitions of truth and memory on a personal and collective level and bring the individual to the forefront of historical experience.
The negative team is given an opportunity to refute the definition (otherwise known as challenging the definition) and offer their own, but only if the affirmative's definition is unreasonable or it renders the negative's position obsolete.
Pakistan is already challenging the definition of vulnerability at the UN Climate Change talks and wants monsoon variability to be included in the new definition.
Perhaps there's something in the water because Genesis, although from Vancouver, records for Awful Records, the Atlantan label renowned for its idiosyncratic approach in challenging the definition of hip hop.
