Sentence examples for definition of the form from inspiring English sources

It offers its own definition of the form.

Both these poets superbly exemplify Coleridge's definition of the form: "The best words in their best order".

The only other dancers are four men performing tedious unison flamenco numbers that do little to stretch the definition of the form.

Eugène Ysaÿe (1858-1931) was not only one of the supreme violinists of his day but a composer of substance; his Six Sonatas for Solo Violin stretched the definition of the form to its limits.

The score was now heard on tape: to call it jazz is to stretch the definition of the form, which is what Mr. Douglas is evidently attempting, given his arty mix of initial modernistic string passages, trumpet and vocal utterances from the musicians.

The next step is the definition of the form of mathematical representation, e.g. a multivariate linear regressionp.

The process was qualified with definition of the forming-limit diagrams established with reference to three typical loading paths (histories of the injection and pressurisation).

We were talking about definitions of the form: were prehistoric cave paintings manga, I asked.

Finally, after seeing the email, I disclosed this meeting prior to it being reported in the press on a supplement to my security clearance form, even if that was not required as meeting the definitions of the form.

The New Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics (1993) suggests that this became the standard "villanelle" when prosodists such as César-Pierre Richelet based their definitions of the form on that poem.

Taxonomy induction: given definitions of the form 'A is a B with property C' we extract existing terms similar to B (again Hamming distance) as candidate parents in a parent child relationship.