Sentence examples for define in terms from inspiring English sources
A unique freak as autobiographies go, Mr. Nabokov's book is easier to define in terms of what it is not than in terms of what it is.
The result is abandonment of the "public" in the name of "service," which David Giovannoni and other consultants define in terms of the dollars pledged per program.
Rational numbers were easy to define in terms of the integers, but now integers could be defined by means of sets.
The Kronos philosophy has always been too broad to define in terms of market share and too earnest to characterize as pandering.
The transcendental slow movement, the hymn of thanksgiving, which is both the architectural and emotional heart of Op 132, suddenly takes off into another dimension altogether, one impossible to define in terms of the norms of the classical or early romantic eras.
The movie, with its near-absolute absence of inner life, presents a material fantasy that flatters the studious humanism of critics who honor the attention to so-called reality which they define in terms of physical phenomena and everyday people as an aesthetic endowed with a quasi-political virtue.
In most areas of economics, efficiency is defined in terms of how well markets allocate resources.
It turns out that, while complex geodesics are transcendental objects defined in terms of analysis and differential geometry, their closures are algebraic objects defined in terms of polynomials and therefore have certain rigidity properties.
In this rarified company, "best" needs to be carefully defined in terms of speed, power, comfort, utility or sophistication.
Furthermore, that self is, as we saw in blog 6, defined in terms of being-towards-death.
