Sentence examples for definition of progress from inspiring English sources
For one thing, it makes the definition of progress more diffuse.
Even in the industrialized north, after generations of prosperity, people are hemmed in by concrete, seeing commuting times grow and starting to question their definition of progress.
So Mr. Obama's definition of progress for women is to come in second, but do it better and do it in heels?
Chemical look-up table construction strategies may rely on the definition of progress variables, which are usually obtained from combination of reactants and final products mass fractions.
But in China, BAT equated its own economic success with progress for China, even while it worked diligently to avoid the regulations and taxes that reflected China's own definition of progress.
"Our progressive dividend policy remains unchanged," proclaimed the BT chief executive, Gavin Patterson, several times on Thursday, skipping over the fact that he radically revised his definition of progress as recently as May.
– There's little discussion so far of the role of innovation in fostering durable definitions of progress – not just in technology, but in communication, arts, diplomacy, policy.
For further reading, Bill McKibben's "Deep Economy" and Frances Moore Lappé's "Getting a Grip" offer new definitions of progress and economy with an eye toward the human aptitudes for resourcefulness and community.
Several possible definitions of progress variable are considered, based on mass fractions of the seven major species that can be measured by combined Raman/Rayleigh scattering methods applied to turbulent methane flames.
But our interactions take place in specific contexts where counter-definitions of progress and adaptation are always in play.
Popper and Kuhn differed, however, in their definitions of progress: the former appealed to the idea that successive theories may approach towards the truth, while the latter characterized progress in terms of the problem-solving capacity of theories.
