Sentence examples for defined online from inspiring English sources

Researchers defined online hate as behaviour targeting people or communities via the internet because of their gender, transgender identity, sexual orientation, disability, race, ethnicity, nationality or religion.

For this study, we defined "online information resources" as information resources accessible via the MSU campus network or the Internet.

The task force defines online standards, approving protocols it finds to be stable, competently designed and useful.

While sites like eBay may charge sellers a listing fee, market structure is difficult to define online, the researchers said, thus diminishing it as a pristine example of two-sided markets.

The study defines "online political citizens" as people who have visited the Web site of a candidate or political party in the last two months and participated in at least two other online activities, like sending political e-mail or making a contribution.

From 2014 to 2016, I worked as an editor at Jezebel, a site that, when it was founded, in 2007, helped to define online feminism and served ever afterward as a somewhat abstracted target for women who criticized contemporary feminism from the left.

As things stand now, LinkedIn is the 800-pound gorilla that defines online recruitment.

But where they are correct is that there is no bright line of right and wrong when it comes to defining online friendship.

While these companies are still relatively early in their development, they appear to be the generationally defining online businesses of 2010 2015.

Following Gaebel et al. (2014) we define online learning as a form of educational delivery in which learning takes place primarily via the Internet; and blended learning as a pedagogical model combining face-to-face classroom teaching and the innovative use of ICT, blending online and face-to-face delivery.

It's also a welcome contrast from the communication overload that increasingly defines online social spaces these days, where an apparently limitless supply of strangers (who may or may not be human) hurl contextless missives in each others' general direction while others stand on the sidelines commenting and taking notes.