Sentence examples for define basically from inspiring English sources

Green also mentioned the attention paid to features that are less easy to define — basically, all the tiny things that make a device better or worse to read on.

Americanness was defined basically as a more rugged version of western European, particularly British, culture, and that definition was largely accepted by the new immigrants.

The electrochemical activity of the anode in the H2 + H2O + CO + CO2 + Ar was found to be defined basically by the hydrogen-containing components (H2 and H2O).

Those who can afford expensive real estate can afford schools that are "good", "good" being defined, basically, as increasing your chances to get into a "good" college, which itself is defined by your chances of joining a certain socioeconomic class.

The evaluation criteria of OARs were defined basically according to RTOG 1106 protocols.

The field direction was defined basically on patient's outward appearance.

All the fields' directions were defined basically on patient's outward appearance except RAO.

We ground on an approach to find the tree S by minimizing the total cost of mappings α j of individual gene trees G j into S. Traditionally, this cost is defined basically as a sum of duplications and gaps in each α j.

That quality, difficult to define, is basically a function of canny pacing, not only in tempo but also in dynamics and in the relative force of climaxes, one carrying logically and proportionately to the next.

"We define success basically on how strong the work is, how well received it is, and even more so by what kind of experience the filmmakers have within their own community," Pierson said.

To enable SIP server discovery with SLP, a template needs to be defined which basically defines the schema for SIP servers.