Sentence examples for figure defines from inspiring English sources

If any figure defines the Urban Generation film, it's the ne'er-do-well, whose estrangement from society is portrayed with notable sympathy.

The figure defines the three core dimensions as a three-dimensional space with each dimension representing a continuum between two boundary values.

The output of the root of the tree (red vertex in the figure) defines the piece whose regenerative capacity is tested.

Othello is usually seen as a figure defined by his race, but Kinnear says that in this play strikingly little is made of Othello's colour.

Simpson's first rule or the 3 ordinate rule can be generalized to any figure defined by an odd number of evenly spaced ordinates and then summing the resulting answers.

The dashed lines in the figure define the estimated shear capacity V R with different assumed h c values.

Batman, as I mentioned earlier, is something of an anomaly as a superhero -- a figure defined by having powers that a normal human being is incapable of.

"Like many video game heroes, the Scythian is essentially a silent protagonist, a figure defined primarily by her actions, which makes her a blank slate for all players to project themselves onto," Sarkeesian says.

The commission, in which De Villiers emerged as the dominant figure, defined it primarily as British purview over the Transvaal's external affairs.

Blue, the protagonist, is a much vaguer figure, defined mostly by her gift for numbers and the long-standing chip on her shoulder for not being as cunning as her brothers.

The Office for National Statistics (ONS), which produces the figures, defines human capital as a measure of "individuals' skills, knowledge, abilities social attributes, personality and health attributes".