Sentence examples for essentially defined in from inspiring English sources

Even when the concept of coopetition was proposed, it was essentially defined in terms of win-win or win-lose elements (Brandenburger and Nalebuff 1997, p. 39).

This exercise suggests that we have essentially defined the entire Ac-Ds family in maize.

VPSPr has a distinctive neuropathology characterised by the presence of microplaques, but it is essentially defined by the biochemistry of PrPSc in the brain that is less resistant to proteases than the PrPSc in other human prion diseases, and the presence of N- and C-terminally cleaved ~8 kDa PrPres.

Based on data, BM morphology as essentially defined by the WHO classification was promoted to a major criterion in the proposed set of diagnostic criteria.

Instead, it has become something of a roadblock in the folk-based singer-songwriter genre that Dylan essentially defined.

My life was essentially defined by, at best, mediocrity (I had risen to middle-management level in the public sector), and at worst failure.

Until now Nintendo has essentially defined this market.

The first contemporary wave of work on the value problem largely concerned whether this problem raised a distinctive difficulty for reliabilist accounts of knowledge i.e., those views which essentially define knowledge in terms of true belief that arises out of reliable belief-forming processes (usually with a further codicil to deal with the problem posed by Gettier-style cases).

A great deal of the world's GDP is now in the hands of businesses that essentially define their markets in global context.

The river essentially defines the ecosystem in which about a million people i.e. pastoralists, agro-pastoralists and fisher-folk depend on its flooding regime for their livelihoods.

In general, RA problems in wireless communication essentially define how to optimise the limited resources in the communication network.