Sentence examples for define a sort from inspiring English sources

"You get the optics to define a sort of point in space where the driver can see the image, but outside that, there is nothing," Buckley says.

It's also an attempt to define a sort of alternative political agenda that seems nascent in our culture right now--this novel mix of liberalism, libertarianism, pragmatism and vision that many of us see buzzing around us.

Therefore surgical DRGs define a sort of list of services available to patients.

In the early 1940s, Fitch explored a purely positive (negationless) combinatory system K with the explicit aim of defining a sort of universal formal system, where every system of logic could be represented.

We calculate the scatter width of the symbols about the ranked xBy-triples in terms of their standard deviation which defines a sort of "asymmetry" funnel shown by dashed curves in Figure 5.

Soldiers in all wars are called upon to be heroes, but our men and women in Iraq are called upon to define a new sort of heroism.

The SQL standard does not explicitly define a default sort order for Nulls.

This allowed to define a CD25hi sorting gate in which CD4+HLADR− small size lymphocytes are >99% FoxP3+ (1.1 to 2.5% of CD4+HLADR− small size lymphocytes. Resting Tregs CD4+HLADR−(CD69− CD25hi were then sorted on this basis (see Fig. 1A).

And yet, the feeling that Henry James's The American struggled to define - "a sort of a mighty hankering, a desire to stretch out and haul in" - was with Nureyev almost until he drew his last breath.

And, you know, driving to work every day you would read in the papers, whether it was about what was happening on Wall Street, the protests there, or the riots in London, or what was going on in the Middle East--it felt defining a contemporary sort of something to align to was very important, and very helpful.

So we have to sort of define a little bit what do we mean by intuition?