Sentence examples for defined as goods from inspiring English sources
All of the money that represents this wealth, defined as goods, services and property, ultimately lives in a bank.
When the "Jetsam" section starts, which is defined as goods cast overboard deliberately as to lighten a vessel or improve its stability in an emergency, you realize the pretensions of "Flotsam" make the finale all the more intense and revelatory.
This is defined as goods "fit for the purpose or purposes for which goods of that kind are commonly bought as it is reasonable to expect having regard to any description applied to them, the price (if relevant) and all the other circumstances".
Cobb admits that the idea of morality being subservient to aesthetics is "shocking to many Christians," yet he argues that there must be more to life than simply being morally good or morally bad and that aesthetic categories fulfill this function specifically because they are defined as goods in themselves.
For Becker, the consumption of addictive goods – defined as goods for which past consumption stimulates and reinforces current consumption – was a rational behaviour that could be explained by rational choice theory.
In this statement, global public goods were defined as goods 'whose scope extends worldwide, are enjoyable by all with no groups excluded, and when consumed by one individual, are not depleted for others' [ 2].
The green cards were defined as good and the patches varied from 5% to 95% green.
One star has come to be defined as Good; two is Very Good, three is Excellent, and four is Extraordinary.
(Average fans, or "converts" in the study, are defined as "good listeners, but modest spenders," and make up 35 percent of the marketplace; the biggest fans are only 10 percent of the market but account for almost half the spending).
Beside channel dead state, MDEC has another two channel states, defined as good state and bad state.
If p ≤ AQL, then the batch is defined as good, and likewise, if p > AQL lots are considered non-compliant.
