Sentence examples for definition and serves from inspiring English sources

This paper focuses on the evolution of the students' definition, and serves not only as an existence proof that students can reinvent a coherent definition of limit, but also as an illustration of how students might reason as they reinvent such a definition.

We hoped the report would further understanding of the problem definition and serve as a springboard for change.

Sony is marketing the PlayStation 3 not just as the future of gaming, but also as a digital entertainment system that plays high-definition movies and serves as a hub in the living room, connecting the Internet, stereo and television.

Close relationship between OFP and headache complicates their cause and effect definition and often serves as a reason to classify these pain syndromes together [3].

All distance learning programmes that met this definition and that served health care workers in Tanzania and comparable resource-limited settings were considered in the assessment.

This health literacy definition and model served as a basis for developing a multidimensional, comprehensive questionnaire to measure health literacy in the general populations; named the HLS-EU-Q.

Facing one of the country's highest-ranked teams, Rutgers longed for an upset victory to give definition to its season and serve notice to the rest of the country that big-time college football is still played in New Jersey.

It's exactly the kind of event that can be enhanced by high-definition and would serve as a great introduction into the realm of HDTV.

Inquiry is generally recognized to mean investigating, and that definition serves the purpose well.

"Presbyterians know that love of God and neighbor is, by definition, a call to love and serve people who are different.

These examinations provide psychophysical and neuropathological evidence of small-diameter thermonociceptive nerve degeneration and serve as the definition of small-fiber sensory neuropathy (7, 8).