Sentence examples for continuous redefining from inspiring English sources
A forgotten future: a still uncreated site whose moral architecture is founded not on ownership and dispossession, the subjection of women, outcast and tribe, but on the continuous redefining of freedom - that word now held under house arrest by the rhetoric of the "free" market.
And we continually redefine this relationship.
Sensitivity analyses revealed that redefining the continuous comorbidity measures as categorical variables did not result in any substantial change in model fit as judged by the Hosmer-Lemeshow goodness-of-fit test.
Rearrange for any Then, where depends on and Redefine the bounded continuous function replacing of Theorem 2.1, with the set in (2.4) being redefined as (2.8).
From a theoretical point of view, the continuous search for criteria to redefine informality has not enabled a concept to be formulated with universal value.
As pragmatic trial research is a dynamic process in which the parts of research and (health care) practice will be redefined repeatedly, a continuous process of methodological and practical reflection is imperative.
The Millennials began to redefine the established 'linear, continuous and compounding' career model when they were graduating from college and felt, and were, let down by the establishment's broken promise of employment.
The engagement of the private sector in service provision should therefore be a continuous activity and the dynamics need to be examined and redefined regularly.
The change we need to make is to redefine engagement beyond an "annual HR measure" to a continuous, holistic part of an entire business strategy.
Continuous technological innovation, fast-changing markets, and the necessity of operating on a global scale are redefining the fundamentals of corporate purpose.
