Sentence examples for define new ways from inspiring English sources

There are welcome efforts to define new ways of measuring income inequality, but gender and other social inequalities are invisible within these measures (pdf).

Brain machine interfaces (BMIs) define new ways to interact with our environment and hold great promise for clinical therapies.

It should be find abilities to define new ways of architectural research based on them, in harmony between nature and people.

The results of these experiments will then be used in the last part of the study (see Section 4) in order to define new ways of modeling the structure on both discrete and continuous levels, as defined in our hypothesis, that describe the main sound-event categories and perceptual dimensions attached to each of those categories, respectively.

The 2007 2009 financial crisis, and its fallout, has strongly emphasized the need to define new ways and measures to study and assess the stock market dynamics.

These results, together with the potency of LMB in inducing the transcriptional activity of p53, imply that the elucidation of the mechanism of action of LMB is of great importance, and may make it possible to define new ways to target the p53 pathway that yield effective nongenotoxic drugs.

The key objectives of the experiment were to show students to connect and receive feedback through technology, evaluate how these interactions can define new informal ways of learning, and discuss how this informal data can be incorporated into an academic curriculum.

The still-evolving HSP90 inhibitor story illustrates the use of natural products as chemical biology tools to understand biological systems, define new molecular targets, and lead the way to improved next-generation small-molecule drugs with exciting clinical potential as "network biology drugs".

For 35 years her novels have both created and shifted shape, often defining new forms and ways of telling that were vital at the time and which are still much in evidence today.

It has the capacity to transform our city by defining new criteria for the way that we build.

Can't somebody define a new way of describing this look?