Sentence examples for defining the concepts from inspiring English sources

"The clients made mistakes by not defining the concepts of their businesses well enough," said Mr. Silverstein, whose agency works for high-technology clients like the E*Trade Group and Hewlett-Packard.

As the results of the survey suggest (Question 5), such variety is problematic in terms of both defining the concepts themselves and differentiating them from similar terms and concepts.

Notice that the content model takes care of defining the concepts related to the data transfer, through Metric and Measure (which actually contain all the metadata about data transfer formats, size and so on).

In order to avoid the notorious difficulties in defining the concepts of essence and essential (or necessary) property, which, moreover, do not seem to be useful in mathematical contexts anyway since all mathematical truths are regarded as necessary, Steiner introduces the concept of characterizing property.

Corollaries 3.7 and 3.13, are interesting for defining the concepts of other classes of nonlinear mappings which are generalizations of several well-known mappings due to Chatterjea [10], Ćirić [11], Geraghty [12], Meir and Keeler [13], Mizoguchi and Takahashi [14], Suzuki [15], etc.

Despite the question posed by her, I believe that Jesus was very deliberate in his portrayal as a community organizer by being aware of the social forces he set in motion in defining the concepts of discipleship, community and love.

I wonder how academia will be defining the concept 40 years from now.

Defining the concept of punishment must be kept distinct from justifying punishment.

Understanding the process of financial innovation requires defining the concept of financial innovation.

A brief sketch of two recent projects enhancing participation detail the discrepancies in defining the concept.

The case was the first instance of a court defining the concept now known as "initial interest confusion".