Sentence examples for efforts to define a from inspiring English sources
The Foleo is the latest in a series of industry efforts to define a new category between cellphones and laptops.
I must admit that I often groan when museums devote exhibitions to this, that or the other nation's efforts to define a design identity for the simple reason that they tend to be drearily jingoistic.
But lately, Britain's growing detachment from the Union and its efforts to define a looser relationship with the bloc — prompting talk that it might even pull out altogether — are making Ms. Merkel's European vision harder to realize.
Emerging efforts to define a new reference genome, together with new data on genome stability, herald an era where cell line's with defined genomes can be combined with defined process parameters to yield product quality attribute control.
Abroad, his administration has stepped up its earlier efforts to define a doctrine of "pre-emptive intervention": America will in some cases strike before others strike it.The danger of mass-destruction weapons of any kind makes the doctrine of striking first seem more justifiable not just against al-Qaeda operatives but also, most crucially, against rogue states.
Therefore, the following sections describe recent research efforts to define a new structure for future networks to manage the resources in the heterogeneous environment and support the vertical handover in this environment.
What's conspicuously lacking in these books, as in many previous ones, is an effort to define a more nuanced analysis of what's happening in China.
The show's main contribution to civilization, though, may be that it makes an effort to define a word that has grown fuzzy from overuse.
Simulations were run with Turnip-MC and the ENDF-B/VII.1 library in an effort to define a new systematic error for this range of applications.
