Sentence examples for defined by having from inspiring English sources

To what extent is it defined by having a body of a particular shape, or by cultural factors?

It seems so obvious now that a huge part of what we are doing is defined by having that live audience.

As Ryan Lizza explains on this week's Political Scene podcast, many of the underlying issues begin with John Boehner: "His speakership has basically been defined by having to mollify this Tea Party conference".

Their water body is defined by having a maximum of 1 ha in extent.

Cadherins and cadherin-related molecules are defined by having an ectodomain in which at least two consecutive calcium-binding cadherin repeats are present.

In the 1960s, psychologist Hans Eysenck made the influential proposal that extroverts were defined by having a chronically lower level of arousal.

This subclass of generics is defined by having predicates that express properties that people typically have a strong interest in avoiding.

These geodesics are defined by having zero geodesic curvature, and at the same time they are the shortest paths on the surface.

The network training process is defined by having to reach the convergence criterion and continuing until the number of iterations or objective functions determined is reached.

We are much better defined by having to innovate through [problems] than by a marketplace that just douses the industry with free capital and says go buy more servers.

Batman, as I mentioned earlier, is something of an anomaly as a superhero -- a figure defined by having powers that a normal human being is incapable of.