Sentence examples for continuously redefined from inspiring English sources
A flexible planis effectively an antithesis, for it presupposes objectives that have not been defined or that may be continuously redefined according to needs; but planning, obviously, is such because it defines objectives and a strategy to achieve them.
Ours is an ultimate love story in the making; over 20 years, tested and true, and continuously redefined.
Modern neonatology is continuously redefining what it means to be a "viable" fetus, yet the touchy subject of abortion is only briefly mentioned.
In an industry driven to continuously redefine itself, Flanagan and Zalcman paused to talk with me about the language, audience, and framing of photography in new contexts.
It shapeshifts throughout three counterlives — none of them entirely distinct from the other — in which different lives are lived, different histories are exposed, different characters embody and bury the others, projecting through a prism that blindingly continuously redefines the lives of its characters.
It would be interesting to observe whether this fixity of position and morphology holds for motile cells, such as neutrophils, which must continuously redefine their cytoskeletons.
And we continually redefine this relationship.
In the wide-ranging interview, Stenberg and Solange discuss the politics of hair, cultural appropriation, girl power and being black in a world where all of these things are continuously being redefined. .
Coding itself is a very collaborative process; continuously reviewing and redefining code with others helps you to shake out bugs, makes your work more likely to meet users' needs and is one of the best ways to learn.
"In the world of MP3 players, companies need to continuously innovate and redefine the user experience, and we think we've done both of those things with the IceTouch and MyFit products," said Reid Sullivan, senior vice president of Audio/Video and Digital Imaging Marketing at Samsung Electronics America.
