Sentence examples for defining trick from inspiring English sources
It's the defining trick of roller coasters, which I think trigger farewell endorphin cocktails, imparting bliss as the knowledge dawns that we are still alive.
We defined a contamination computer episode using the criteria defined by Trick et al. [ 8], as detailed in Table 1.
Adventures of the cracked and feckless sort ensue, our druggie buoyed along by the demands of his addiction and "a positive outlook," which he defines as "a trick whereby you convince yourself that the desolation of your world is a phase in your personal growth".
A scurimobile, by the way, is an old illusory stage trick defined as "a gun with two barrels that can be aimed and fired at different subjects".
According to the dictionary's executive editor, the trick to defining new words is "to define them objectively without taking sides and just presenting what it is.
The trick with defining your target market is simple, ask yourself: "Who would benefit most from my product or service, who is my tribe?" If we look at the weight loss app I first referenced, the answer to this is simple: Folks who are overweight, it doesn't matter how much, it just matters that they want something to help them get in better shape.
Warner then exploits a change in the rules to invent a trick that defines the game to this day: the spiralling ball.
For the fantasy writer, this categorizing mechanism — the young book reader's equivalent of a BuzzFeed personality quiz — is a neat trick: it defines the world of the series and the characters who populate it simultaneously.
A Magnetic Trick to Define Consciousness.
Tucked deep within the file system is a set of gesture recognizers, defining which fancy finger tricks that iPhone OS can recognize.
Cottage Rake's hat-trick defined Cheltenham's post-war revival, just as Irish compatriot Arkle's resplendent treble just about rebranded the whole sport in the 1960s.
