Sentence examples for forward to define from inspiring English sources

Federal agencies, in turn, stepped forward to define the statistical disparity that prompted the further inquiry.

Jill Filipovic has also been knocking them out of the ballpark lately really stepping forward to define a new feminist ethos.

"They jumped from the defensive side to the offensive side in the whole homosexual-marriage issue," Armey told me, explaining that, in his view, Republicans overreached by putting ballot measures forward to define marriage.

Then the scope and the criteria methods were determined, and internal effect was put forward to define benefits brought from water source area.

The program borrowed words from Baden-Powell's Jamboree farewell, "Forward, Upward, Onward," to define leadership: Individuals are taught to believe that difficult situations are opportunities for growth that must be overcome.

It is not quite straight-forward to define essential dependence, although a formal definition will be given below.

A new Lagrange + remap scheme is presented for advecting moments, which includes Lagrangian backtracking, polygon intersection-based remapping and forward tracking to define the material centroid.

We use a forward model to define expected breakout widths for a wide range of boundary conditions and rock properties and then identify the combinations of far-field stress magnitude and UCS that best reproduce measured breakout widths at Hole C0002A and the lack of breakouts at Hole C0002F, which were drilled with different annular pressures.

A way forward is to define a scientific 'paradigm' [20] as comprising the scientific papers that were in some way inspired by a certain highly-influential paper.

One way forward is to define a common and accepted framework to test methods using prior knowledge.

A major challenge going forward is to define roles of these transcription factors in the cyst developmental process.