Sentence examples for defining if from inspiring English sources
Indeed, that was its defining, if unoriginal, premise.
The first was one of those early occasions in a relationship that, when looked back upon, seems of defining, if slightly inexplicable, importance.
The space can be partially ordered by the cone ; by defining, if and only if.
Economy is important when defining if a project has been successful or not, but budget overrun is an everyday problem in refurbishment projects.
Ongoing research in nearby archaeological sites will help defining if it was a local change or a regional, potentially climate-induced phenomenon.
Consoles' "Grand Theft Auto" Shootout April 29 , 2008Sony and Microsoft say Rockstar's latest opus is one of the defining (if not the defining) games of this year.
The most important difference is that Microsoft actually does a better job, in many cases, of picking the right default settings for Word than your brain does for defining if-then contingencies.
Another network or MIFRENa is designed as a direct controller via the human knowledge through defined If-Then rules.
The second network is designed as the direct controller via the human knowledge through the defined If-Then rules.
[2] "Hunger" can be defined, if you have the patience to read this: http://www.ers.usda.gov/amberwaves/june07/features/struggling.usda.gov/amberwaves/june07/features/struggling
