Sentence examples for definition suggests from inspiring English sources

This definition suggests that all the time my son spent with me is "child care" time.

But if the watered-down definition suggests nothing more than a general, dreamlike weirdness, what does that mean for art?

The above definition suggests that, in addition to being a distinct geomorphic feature, a floodplain has a significant hydrologic role.

Finally, we show that the progressional definition suggests an alternative translation from ASP to SMT, which yields a new way of implementing first-order ASP.

As my definition suggests, there are two facets to open innovation.

This complex and multi-faceted definition suggests egao's inherently fluid character.

Mr. Bradley said the rendition might not qualify under that definition, suggesting that pressing the immunity issue might not automatically free Ms. De Sousa from the prosecution.

Mark Nord, who studies food insecurity for the Agriculture Department, uses a slightly different definition, suggesting that it is a more fluid condition.

We explain the advantage of defining non-inferiority on the absolute risk scale when the expected event rate is near 0 and, given this definition, suggest an approach to account for missing clinic visits.

Since the original definition suggested by Joseph Mitola III, several other definitions were proposed to define the edges of CR [4, 8 10, 15 17].

There is typically at least one seed member in each cluster (CoP) for which his/her career profile matches the definition suggested by the career ontology that yielded the CoP.