Sentence examples for defined by a special from inspiring English sources

The features to be inspected, as well as the defect sensitivity, can be defined by a special setup program.

A trip to Rome after college led her to think about Mussolini, whose power was defined by a special sort of pageantry: he was a self-styled outsider who railed against the political system, but also managed to lull the establishment into acquiescence.

This implementation was done on a modular and incremental basis, following a set of priorities defined by a special steering committee of the hospital put together for this purpose.

The house was rather special for the neighborhood, although the area is not generally defined by a particular style or even era, Ms. Baldwin said.

Orthology in the strict sense can be defined by using a special algorithm, one of the kind Tatusov et al. [ 49] developed.

Is it defined by a certain medium?

Is excellence only defined by a job?

Don't be defined by a label.

A principal curve is then defined by the special property that its location at any point of interest is the mean value of the points which project there, namely E P { P | s f (P ) = s } = f (s ).

For example, when problem areas are defined by the special task groups, other teams are set up throughout the organization.

We are not and will not be defined by ideological special interests who would like to eliminate discourse that leads to economic vitality, jobs and fiscal stability for the states.