Sentence examples for defined by a certain from inspiring English sources

According to Mr. Gergiev, the acoustics are also defined by a certain radiant coolness.

They basically are the market, as defined by a certain index, like the S.& P. 500 or some sector benchmark.

The idea that you would have a big movement that a whole generation was listening to at the same time, a whole summer that was defined by a certain band or album, is fading.

This tendency, one borne out of helplessness and frustration, is also defined by a certain mindset: that the world owes them success.

Second, a condition is defined by a certain threshold, based on the number of nodes in the graph and PPR values found.

Moderate drinking can be variously defined by a certain number of drinks to "nonintoxicating" to "noninjurious" to "optimal," whereas mental health definitions range from "the absence of psychopathology" to "positive psychology" to "subjective well-being".

The only difference between these norms is that (VertcdotVert_{g}) is defined by taking a certain supremum over subsequences instead of permutations of sequences as is the case for (VertcdotVert_{d}).

Using simply the growing space defined by a tree's position on a certain spoke and circle therefore does obviously not reflect its competitive status correctly under such conditions.

Also a truncated power-law distribution (a power law restricted to a certain range defined by a cut-off) is fitted to the data in [ 6], but the cut-off is here difficult to reconcile with biological interpretation (see [ 19] for a discussion of power-laws in biology and [ 20] for a discussion and review of cut-offs/characteristic scales in ecology).

A certain moral authority defined by a narrow group was once again being imposed over others: non-Muslims, liberals, LGBTs, feminists, atheists, etc.

However, reconfiguration is executed if the associated overhead cost calculated on a expected stability duration is lower than a certain minimum benefit defined by a human decision maker.