Sentence examples for deliver a definition from inspiring English sources

The traditional process in dealing with malware is to discover the threat, register the signature and subsequently deliver a definition update to endpoint protection tools.

Moreover, it also operates to deliver a definition of truth that is purely 'extensional', that is, it defines truth by specifying just those instances to which the truth-predicate properly applies without any reference to 'meanings', 'thoughts' or other 'intensional' entities.

Note that, although these works do not strive to deliver a formal definition, the description of the big data field in both these publications include the same aspects found in the definition themes.

First, unlike the 360 or PS3, the Wii simply isn't powerful enough to deliver a high-definition, physics-based simulation.

They needed to invest in a new underwater vehicle that could deliver a high-definition camera down in the crushing depths where the R-12 lies, and renting one was not cost efficient.

And while Mobile DTV doesn't deliver a high-definition picture — it is intended only for screens up to seven inches — the image was better than that offered by satellite systems I have tried and at least equal to that of Flo TV.

Philosophers and theologians may speculate about the essence of human nature, but biologists have a kick-the-tires test that should, in principle, deliver an exact definition.

In her latest book to feature the quasi-retired detective named Jackson Brodie, Kate Atkinson lets him deliver a fair working definition of how an Atkinson book is apt to unfold.

World leaders at the Rio+20 Earth summit in Brazil delivered a "new definition of hypocrisy" for standing in the way of progress and failing so far to challenge the text of the draft outcome document, NGO leaders said on Thursday.

We review here the research program of delivering a propensity definition of fitness that has sought to deal with these difficulties.

PAGE 14 Trial Ending on Sex Slavery The first international trial to focus entirely on war crimes of sexual violence ends this week, and is expected to deliver a new and wider definition of slavery.