Sentence examples for defined another from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the day, protesters were joined in Times Square by Governor Andrew Cuomo, who defined another version of New York values.

The therapist Linda Buzzell and the social worker Sarah Anne Edwards have defined another ailment, the Waking-Up Syndrome, and they recently wrote a paper with that title.

Growing up in a one parent family in a council house in rural Cornwall, the world I read about in books and saw on TV (when we could afford the 50 pence for the meter) could have defined another planet.

"It's a nice sorting mechanism as opposed to 'We have a huge pot of money and we'll judge if you cross our threshold.' " SCOPE Once the goal is defined, another major issue is the scope of the prize.

We defined another parameter which controls the probability that a packet will use another level than the selected optimal level.

Recently, in 2009, Soliman [9] defined another class of generalized Lipschitzian mappings on metric spaces as follows.

Those differences have helped define another important element.

A hilltop seat wall defines another outdoor room with views.

To do this the SNA defines another boundary.

Composition occurs when two abstractions are used to define another higher abstraction.

That image overshadows many demographic traits that might define another city.