Sentence examples for defined usually from inspiring English sources

One limitation of this approach is how neighborhoods themselves are defined, usually as administrative districts rather than architectural ones.

Such representation has two deeply worrying implications: first, the nation has to be defined, usually in nativist terms.

In airline coverage, he said, the costs for the insurer are clearly defined, usually a maximum of $1 billion or $1.5 billion.

Choir space was defined, usually east of the transept but occasionally in the nave proper, as in Westminster Abbey.

Such representation has two worrying implications: first, the nation has to be defined, usually in terms that exclude vulnerable groups from the definition of the "people". This is majority rule without minority rights.

Traffic congestion is defined usually using the average speed or the traffic density.

Such studies define usually a stochastic procedure consisting of basic rules, whose iterative application generates a network with certain structural properties.

Instead, socialists should seek to unite discontented groups – such as feminists, gay people, environmentalists, the unemployed – against a clearly defined enemy, usually the establishment.

Tontine life insurance paid a deferred dividend to policy holders who survived and faithfully paid their insurance premiums for a defined period, usually 20 years.

However, pidgins typically evolve in situations where speakers of specific languages — Portuguese and Tamil, say — need to communicate for a clearly defined purpose, usually trade.

However, pidgins typically evolve in situations where speakers of specific languages Portuguese and Tamil, say need to communicate for a clearly defined purpose, usually trade.