Sentence examples for example that define from inspiring English sources

These antiparticles are equal in mass to their matter counterparts, but appear to be opposite in all the other things (electric charge and spin-direction, for example) that define exactly which particle in the cosmic zoo is which.

Labour's NEC objects to the example that defines "claiming that the existence of a state of Israel is a racist endeavour" as antisemitism.

These include for example parameters that define real chromatographic peaks versus noise or window sizes in which peaks in two chromatograms are considered the same.

There are numerous examples of pathways that define candidate low penetrance GD in breast cancer etiology.

This all alludes, of course, to an ever increasing militarisation of Australian history at the expense of other narratives – the peaceful transition to a federation, the murders of tens of thousands of Indigenous Australians, the significant role of women, for example – that also define national foundation.

This matrix is formed by the practitioner and this can involve some subjectivity, for example in the rules that define which bulls are used for artificial insemination.

It works with ranchers to develop specific standards that define, for example, the space or food of the cattle they raise.

In mathematics, generally, an entity is said to "exist" if a mathematical example satisfies the abstract properties that define the entity.

Available tools aim at automatically generating programs by filling in holes in a partially-complete program sketch or by using input-output examples, optionally using grammar rules that define the underlying search space of candidate programs.

As can be seen from our chordate examples, most of the characters that define the chordate body plan are transitory and are only present during a brief portion of the embryonic period.

He is showing by his example that what defines you as a person is how you overcome the obstacles placed before you.