Sentence examples for defining a view from inspiring English sources

"The challenge we have now is we have moved from a small college that thought it was a university, to a university that has to change its thinking from being a small college," he said, defining a view that is anathema to some others on campus.

He considered species to be indistinctly defined, a view that conflicted with the doctrine of catastrophism held by many of his contemporaries.

Pakes also defended the manner in which Facebook defined a view.

RVL provides users with the ability to define a view in the same way in which they write normal RDF/S schemas and resource descriptions.

To circumvent this problem, we defined a view for each mmCIF category (referred to as 'category view' in the following) which combines all items in that category.

By putting together these two regulatory features, we arrive at Hume's idea of the general point of view, which defines a perspective from which we may survey a person's character traits that we share with everyone.

This is a generalization of the caching-based strategy and can be realized by defining a query as a view and caching its results (i.e., view materialization).

The PacketCable 2.0 standard defines a similar view of the IMS as the core network for broadband cable access networks.

We define a semantic view to show agent-to-item ties and use semantic links in the knowledge resource space model to reflect item-to-item ties.

We defined a "long view" event as one unstopped play event that is longer than 70%% of the total video time.

For this, we first provide a preliminary review of the recent developments in the different problem formulations which allows us to define a unified view that we called Decomposition into Low-rank plus Additive Matrices (DLAM).