Sentence examples for defining persons from inspiring English sources

To Creeley, Olson was "the last of Black Mountain's defining persons", who wanted "to have the human be again a freshness, not merely an echo of whatever it might once have been".

Abdominal obesity has been shown to be associated with an increased cardiovascular risk [ 5- 8] and its use as the central variable in defining persons with the metabolic syndrome highlights its role as a risk indicator.

In one wave, the defining person-level characteristics for inclusion in the study were claims indicators that they were likely to be considering back surgery.

The amendment, all of 21 words long, defined "persons" as "every human being from the moment of fertilization, cloning or the functional equivalent thereof".

We define persons fulfilling this new role as a knowledge transformer, and related testable hypotheses are derived.

This understanding defines persons not in terms of what they are physically, but in terms of what they do, psychologically.

Therefore, it was suggested that poor muscle quality be used to define persons who are weak but who do not have low muscle mass.

Define "person," I told myself.

For instance, he voted in 1984 to define "person" under discrimination laws to include fetuses.

That name and that act of blessing Jacob remind me that God is not best rendered a noun -- a defined person, place or thing.

We define person centredness by observation of communication patterns using established coding schemes.