Sentence examples for generally defines a from inspiring English sources

The year of birth of a person generally defines a person's generational cohort.

Access America's rule generally defines a pre-existing condition as one that has emerged or been treated within 120 days, that is, four months, not the usual three, before the effective date of the policy.

The Education Department generally defines a default as being at least 360 days past due.

The SBA generally defines a small business as a company with 500 or fewer employees, but in some industries, including oil refining, the figure is as high as 1,500.

That's why the Food and Drug Administration generally defines a drug's country of origin as the final stop in the manufacturing process — where the ingredients were combined or the final touches put in place.

Such methods generally defines an energy function indicating the importance level of image content.

Although it varies by state around the nation, utility regulators generally define a momentary power loss as one lasting one to five minutes.

The law generally defined a work made for hire as anything "prepared by an employee within the scope of his or her employment," like a newspaper article.

Cruise companies, which generally define a group as at least eight staterooms or 16 adults, will often reward such groups with discounts or perks.

However, basketball statisticians generally define a player's age differently: by how old he was as of Feb. 1 of an N.B.A. season, the rough midpoint of the basketball calendar.

First, it is not possible to generally define a level of irreversible functional loss that constitutes death in all species.