Sentence examples for defined as a mode from inspiring English sources

Populism is generally defined as a mode of politics in which the will of the people is seen as clear, virtuous and homogeneous.

The research is conducted at the Open University of Catalonia that is a fully online university, with an e-learning model defined as "a mode of teaching and learning that can represent all or part of the educational model being applied, which exploits the media and electronic devices to facilitate access, evolution and improvement of the quality of education and training"(Sangrà et al. 2011, p.5).

Health channel in this paper is defined as a mode of transmission that enables messages to be exchanged between "senders" and "receivers".

Rumination has been defined as a "mode of responding to distress that involves repetitively and passively focusing on symptoms of distress and on the possible causes and consequences of these symptoms" (Nolen-Hoeksema, Wisco, & Lyubomirsky, 2008, p. 400).

According to the response style theory (Nolen-Hoeksema 1991), rumination is defined as a mode of thinking that involves repetitively and passively focusing on one's symptoms of depression as well as on the causes and consequences of those symptoms.

Error was defined as a summation of mode shape observability error, mass loading error and optimum driving point error.

Mitotic catastrophe can be defined as a cell death mode that occurs during or shortly after a prolonged/aberrant mitosis, and can show apoptotic or necrotic features.

When TE mobilization proceeds via single-stranded (ss) DNA and does not involve the element excision it is defined as "replicative", a mode of transposition that characterizes the more complex Helitron- and Maverick-like transposons [ 10, 11].

In this trial, one form of agreement between the EOSD product and the airborne video data was defined as a match between the mode land cover class of a 3 by 3 pixel neighbourhood surrounding the sample pixel and the primary or secondary choice of land cover for the interpreted video.

Apoptosis is defined as an extremely synchronized mode of cell death and is characterized by distinct morphological features, including cell membrane blabbing, chromatin condensation, and nuclear fragmentation [ 70, 71].

In the majority of cases, the genetic basis of FH can be defined as a monogenic disorder, and the mode of inheritance can be autosomal dominant (ADH) 1 or recessive (ARH); 9, 10 however, not all dominant disorders have a gene dose effect.