Sentence examples for definition work from inspiring English sources

"Taxes by definition work against business," says Retsos.

Spies by definition work in secret and, as Mr Moynihan points out, openness is a singularly American characteristic.

I have written previously on this blog about morally modifying technologies (here and here), which by definition work no better than existing technologies but enable the side-stepping of a moral tension associated with the first technology.

And he was among the first to make work that fit the definition: work that played down the unique art object, with its associations of individual genius, exchange value and physical permanence, in favor of utopian proposals, collective visions, objects that existed first and last as ideas.

Hence, by definition, work can never be that place.

When Harry [the company's CEO] and I did the values definition work about a year and a half ago, it was really important for us to make sure we had the input of our employees rather than define the values in an ivory tower.

In part that's because when you are doing research, you are by definition working on problems you don't know how to solve.

The same definition works for perturbations.

To see how this definition works, return to the object d in Figure 1.

Given a TRL-function, this definition works even at counterfactual moments of time.

What isn't consistent, however, is how that standard definition works with older data.