Sentence examples for defining the one from inspiring English sources
Instead of defining the one best way to contact people, look for restaurants or talk with Siri, Apple is taking advantage of its developer community to provide options.
A more important difference for present purposes is that on Frede's reading Aristotle is defining the one-place predicate 'x is in a subject', not the two-place predicate 'x is in y'.
The numerator shows the discrimination between the positive and negative sets, and the denominator defines the one within each of the two sets.
We then defined the ones ranking in the first as the "best" hits.
Reasons are given for not defining the best one as the one with the fewest cells.
And doing the rehearsals for the first record is really defining the new one.
At that point, Homme told the Guardian: "After doing the rehearsals, the first record is really defining the new one.
Finally, defining the issue as one of marriage misses the real problem: out-of-wedlock births.
(Or does the black shape define the white one? The figure-ground relationships here are rife).
The group defined the top one percent as as people who make $319,000 or more, with the average being $915,000.
