Sentence examples for hand the definition from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, the definition of what constitutes a political challenge has changed.
On the other hand, the definition of "rich" is more nebulous.
On the other hand, the Definition (D50) and rapid speech transmission index (RASTI) decreased with increasing source to receiver distances.
On the other hand, the definition in Stacks project says that is perfect if there exists a bounded complex of finite projective modules and a quasi-isomorphism (here the arrow is reversed).
On the other hand, the definition of "fixation" would exclude from the concept purely evanescent or transient reproductions such as those projected briefly on a screen, shown electronically on a television or other cathode ray tube, or captured momentarily in the "memory" of a computer.
If a definition of measurement is to pay respect to this basic fact, it cannot be so narrowly construed as to apply to only one area of scientific activity (e.g., physics); on the other hand, the definition cannot be so permissive as to trivialize the concept to the point that measurement is not recognizably superior to, for instance, guesses or statements of opinion.
National implementation must go hand in hand with the definition of national priorities on the ground, especially when it comes to the Structural Funds.
Here, the lower bound of max { 1, d / 2 } results, on the one hand, from our estimation technique, which necessitates α ≥ 1, and on the other hand, from the definition of the limiting diffusion.
On the other hand, from the definition of, for given, we have (2.19).
On the other hand, from the definition of, we see that for all.
On the other hand, from the definition of f we have (A_{0}prec f(A_{0})).
