Sentence examples for define to some from inspiring English sources

Lecomps5 allows the teacher, through a simple and intuitive didactic tool, to define learning material, specify its characteristics pertaining to personalization and define, to some extent, the didactic strategies to be applied.

From "Stormy Weather" to "Cute," from music that we cannot now separate from the movies that they helped define, to some of Matheny's most recent compositions, the group played with a joy that crossed over to all of us listening.

While religion no longer plays a central role as in Medieval II: Total War, it is still important in helping bring under control newly captured regions and in defining to some degree diplomatic relations between nations.

In order to reach a solution, an issue must be defined to some extent, a process called framing; however, every definition and simplification emphasizes some aspects of the problem at the expense of others [ 12].

Not all MTC applications have the same characteristics and not every optimization is suitable to all applications; therefore, features are defined to provide some structure to the customer and the network is then tuned accordingly to needs.

Moreover, Kats calculated that "green schools" (which he defined to include some high-performance characteristics) cost on average about $3 more per ft to build than conventional schools.

GO terms are generally defined to be taxon neutral, but some are applicable only to certain taxa.

First of all coffee quality is difficult to define and to some degree a matter of taste.

We have to define some measures to stop the generations.

I'd really like to define some novel ways to encourage physician investigators to enter research at younger ages.

Uniqueness is not like pregnancy and marriage; it must be defined relative to some scale of measurement.