Sentence examples for defines in a from inspiring English sources

While it may have been a mordant joke for New Yorker readers, for Ms. Semel it defines, in a fundamental way, the parameters of her life.

Orthogonality of the φ x-k): This condition defines in a large sense the Daubechies wavelets.

Rev. 108 (1957) 171 630), when considered as a constrained extremization problem, defines in a natural way a Morse Family and a related isotropic (Lagrangian in the finite-dimensional case) submanifold of an infinite-dimensional linear symplectic space.

A Latin square of side n defines in a natural way a finite geometry on 3n points, with three lines of size n and n2 lines of size 3.

We consider that the Futures Map frame provides the well-working frame that defines in a consistent way key concepts used in various scenario approaches and in other kinds of futures research efforts.

In both cases, identification defines in a certain way the preponderance of the one or the other types of shocks; however, there remain obstacles in the identification of the real source of the shock.

All defined in a simple symbol.

A man's life, defined in a heartbeat.

Charisma is as difficult to define in a restaurant as it is in a person.

He was one of the first artists to formally define — in a 1967 Artforum article — Conceptual Art.

At a stroke she had been defined in a way not of her own choosing, pigeonholed as posh totty.