Sentence examples for defining symbol from inspiring English sources

"The balaclava is the defining symbol of Pussy Riot," the lawyers wrote.

The Grand Rocher, a 65m fake boulder that dominates the skyline around the Bois de Vincennes, is the defining symbol of the French capital's zoo.

With its defining symbol — a massive, colorful, beaux-arts cupola outside — the former factory manages to be simultaneously edgy and modern while eschewing kitsch.

They can be read, most obviously, as the opposite number of the red MAGA caps, which are the defining symbol of any Trump crowd.

The golden rhinoceros of Mapungubwe, the defining symbol of precolonial civilisation in South Africa, could leave the country for the first time next year on loan to the British Museum for an unprecedented exhibition of South African art.

It was, in the eyes of much of the world, the defining symbol of the George Bush presidency: the prison camp at Guantánamo that deviated from America's founding ideals in its use of torture and indefinite detention.

Defining symbols corresponding to more than one phoneme solved this problem of phoneme insertion.

Let us call the new, defined symbol introduced in a definition the definiendum, and the term that is used to define the new term the definiens.

The description of logical constructions as "incomplete symbols" derives from the use of contextual definitions that provide an analysis or substitute for each sentence in which a defined symbol may occur.

The CNN is capable of learning the visual features of the defined symbol categories from a few user-supplied prototypical diagrams and a set of synthetically generated training samples.

Multiple pieces have been transmitted over an Q-ary channel (Q=256) with a defined symbol error rate P S, and the residual error probability after decoding, h(n), has been measured.