Sentence examples for he defines how from inspiring English sources

First, he defines how many cores are available for this task (a 0 value will force all resources to be used).

And from the late 1940's until 1992, he defined how New Yorkers listened to the Knicks, then the Giants and finally, the Jets.

All this means that he doesn't view learning as fun or engaging anymore – he sees it as a task that defines how he is perceived.

"So, is he in the family or not?" Dick Ebersol, chairman of NBC Sports, said Schiller's military training defines how he relates to life -- and to Steinbrenner.

Purists value sign-painting as a skillful craft that displays precision and a mastery of letters; while CASH4 respects that tradition, the content defines how he uses his medium.

How you think defines how you feel.

But his performance was poor, the Times said, he was probably moving Labour too far to the left, and he was unable to define how he would identify the irresponsible businesspeople and welfare claimants he wanted to target.

In the interview on his plane, Mr. Kerry said he was reluctant to define how he would act in specific situations -- particularly in murky cases like Pakistan -- because conditions could change by next year.

Because he has struggled to define how he would use American power, Mr. Kerry counted on his Vietnam service to prove his standing as a soldier-patriot, and his Vietnam protest to show his willingness to question well-intended policies gone bad.

And in carving out what he sees as his responsibilities, the archbishop signaled that he would be the one who defined how he filled the job as the archdiocese's leader, not those who have described him as a man whose greatest talents and interests lie in management and fund-raising.

He could not define how or when that might be determined.