Sentence examples for defining conditions from inspiring English sources

This has become one of rock music's defining conditions: it now seems anachronistic and provincial, safely and comfortably mainstream even at its most unruly.

Classes can be defined by a set of defining conditions: gold is the class of atoms with atomic number 79; chairs are the class of objects shaped for one person to sit on.

The truest political dynamisms today involve people who, among their other defining conditions, neither attend nor have kids in art schools: a populist resentment of élites and a craving for hard-knuckled authority.

This means that not the introduction rules are considered basic but the consequences of defining conditions.

This implementation provided rules defining conditions that are limited to existing fragments.

On constitutively relational accounts, however, interpersonal or social conditions are part of the "defining conditions" of autonomy (Christman 2004, 147).

For example, the set-abstraction principle above merely places constraints on how sets, membership and set-defining conditions F interrelate.

However, the main cause of work cessation is psychological distress, not the direct effect of HIV illness on physical symptoms or AIDS-defining conditions [ 8].

The OIs were a subset of the 1999 CDC's AIDS-defining conditions or treatable AIDS-related OIs [13].

None of the subjects developed AIDS-defining conditions or CD4+ counts ≤200 cells/ul during the study.

At the same time, visceral leishmaniasis promotes the clinical progression of HIV disease and the development of AIDS-defining conditions.