Sentence examples for how they were defined from inspiring English sources

And through that I knew that I was in love with language and vocabulary, because the words and the way they looked to me, the way they sounded, and what they meant, how they were defined and all that, I tried to revive them, and I did".

Table 3 provides an example of some of the more frequently occurring codes and how they were defined.

It explains why these two criteria were selected, and how they were defined and empirically applied to new forms of integrated scenarios.

Morag and Tal (2012) believed that regardless of how they were defined, all out-of-school learning environments had a variety of cognitive, affective, social, and behavioral effects that could make a significant contribution to learning.

For cardiotoxicity outcomes we recorded how they were defined, how they were evaluated, when they occurred (early or late) and whether they occurred on or off treatment.

I recently conducted a qualitative study with them to understand how they were defining stress and what, if anything, helped them to keep calm and carry on.

"That's how they're defined; that's how the characters navigate the stories".

We talk about the conventions of games, and how they are defined and constrained by them.

Yet success or failure, and how they're defined when it comes to art, lies close to the heart of "The Really Big Once," which, true to Target Margin's sensibility, is not a straightforward docudrama but an oblique, episodic meditation on a heady tangle of themes.

We decide together which words should be and how they are defined, used and spelled".

(Depending on how they are defined, they'll probably differ with respect to christology, an area not much in focus in that controversy).