Sentence examples for defining advantage from inspiring English sources

Despite its mutations, kolaches have at least one defining advantage.

The Commons defence committee has written to the defence contractors BAE and Babcock asking for an assessment of "whether new technologies, for example underwater drones, are being developed which could accurately detect and track submarines", and therefore rob them of their defining advantage, stealth.

We believe this will instill in our graduates a defining advantage.

This simplification of the complex underlying reality is the defining advantage of the measure, but it also presents pitfalls.

The use of pressure-resistant solid supports is often referred to as the defining advantage of high-performance affinity chromatography over conventional affinity chromatography, and was a starting point for rapid expansion of the number of applications reported in this field [ 8].

Supply chain management is a defining advantage of most successful modern consumer product companies, including Apple and Walmart.

However, differences were also identified and, therefore, additional studies should be carried out to better define advantages and disadvantages of a comparative assessment between these lesions.

"The CMGI name is definitely this company's defining competitive advantage," says Jeff Hirschkorn of IPO.com.

In this chapter we will first introduce cloud computing, defining the advantages it provides in a Big Data context.

We define the advantage that A breaks PRMSM as ( {text{Adv}}_{A} = left| {Pr } right|mu = mu^{prime}left| { - frac{1}{2}} right| ).

Comparison with other imaging modalities (such as MRI imaging T1 weighted GD) will be necessary for defining further advantages or limitations of this technique when compared with other imaging standards in actual practice.