Sentence examples for defines out from inspiring English sources

The MBA's facially preposterous "definition" of "mortgage fraud" implicitly defines out of existence the type of fraud that drove our two recent financial crises (the Enron-era and S&L debacle accounting control frauds).

This study defines out-of-hospital CA patient as individuals where CA was confirmed at the scene by EMT after a 119 call was made.

Here we list experimental observations that will be not be used to define out models but will be used as criteria for successful modeling.

It simply happens that the polynomials so defined turn out to satisfy a special case of Legendre's differential equation.

We defined 'transferred out' as transfer of care to another tuberculosis clinic at a patient's request.

The Giants' last two seasons have been defined by out-of-gas endings.

It's almost like how, in war, you go through this bloody, dehumanizing thing, and then something is defined out of it".

At the very least, this possibility should not be defined out of existence.

On the other hand, the priority weights of attributes are defined out of the internal mechanism of DEA by AHP.

Hájek (2003) argues that conditional probabilities should be taken to be the basic entity, and unconditional probabilities should be defined out of them.

For instance: their precise representative is defined out of a null p -capacity set, exactly as W 1, p -functions; see Theorem 16 below.