Sentence examples for figure to define from inspiring English sources
In mid-1939 in Yan'an (the communist headquarters), Liu delivered a famous series of lectures called "How To Be a Good Communist". In these talks he drew upon all his organizational experience as a labour leader and underground figure to define the demands to be made upon all party members; at this point Liu began to assume the role of chief theoretician for the party.
Scott probably did more than any other figure to define and popularise Scottish cultural identity in the nineteenth century.
Since we were interested in ultimately comparing the reliability of pelvic limb placement with that in the thoracic limbs we then divided the coefficient of variation for the pelvic limbs into that for the thoracic limbs, producing a figure to define the difference in foot placement variability between limbs in the two girdles.
Irsay's fortunes are now separated, after a risky decision that figures to define his ownership, from the player who brought respectability, profit and a Super Bowl championship to his franchise.
But the scope of the issue is so severe, experts say they can't even pinpoint accurate figures to define the problem.
The characteristic features of these habitats are summarized in Figure 1 to define archetypes of each class.
In addition, we assessed immunostaining for the dystrophin protein, a marker molecule for plasmatic membrane (Figure 5A), to define positive PCNA nuclei and discriminate satellite cells from other cell types.
We used the atlas shown in Supplementary Figure S6 to define geographical correspondences in brains and thereby determine areal limits.
It is the latest in a string of memoirs emerging from Bush administration figures trying to define the history of their tenure.
Helping millennials figure out how to define this sense of purpose will benefit both employees and employers.
Cuomo now had to figure out how to define himself in an office where Spitzer had become known nationally, as the scourge of Wall Street.
