Sentence examples for defined to hide from inspiring English sources
Library operations are provided to the users through a sequential interface defined to hide the parallelism of the computation.
The histogram tail has been defined to detect the hiding in the raster order, and we have avoided the detection by performing the hiding in a pseudorandom order.
The refusal to be defined, to be silenced or hidden away, is terrifyingly subversive as it opens up new horizons and new avenues to self-knowledge and, ultimately, generates new centres of power.
Athletes can control who sees their heart rate and power data, define privacy zones to hide their house and office on activity maps, and enable Enhanced Privacy to manage what information other Strava Athletes can see about them and who can follow them.
The term whitewashing is defined as "a coordinated attempt to hide unpleasant facts, especially in a political context". It's easy to see the relationship between it and another less familiar term, greenwashing.
I no longer want to hide behind what has defined me and in essence has controlled my movements.
These are often described as "canonical" views of the object, this being the perspective that provides the least ambiguity with respect to depth or that is least likely to hide parts that help define the object.
This mixture of network size and complexity is sufficient to hide the key pathways, which define the response of the metabolic network to external stimuli.
But I don't know how Ferris's reality jibes with the world that Williams created: Laura wishes to hide her difference; Ferris's difference cannot be hidden — it defines her in society and thus on the stage.
For years I tried to hide my learning disability because I didn't want it to define me, and maybe I was still ashamed.
