Sentence examples for in defining its from inspiring English sources

While it is known that the specific structure of an interface plays an important role in defining its properties, it is less clear whether or not there exist universal scaling laws that govern the structural evolution of a very broad range of natural interfaces.

Yet Germany's Debis finds nothing odd in defining its business as "services".

The league is a rapacious animal of ruthless logic, but in defining its appeal in those terms he hit upon a wider truth.

But, he added, "everybody recognizes that this is the future of Lower Manhattan, and therefore New York City, and that New York City has got to play a critical role in defining its future".

Nabil Abu Rudeineh, a spokesman and aide close to President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority, said the Palestinians had long ago recognized Israel and would not engage in defining its character or ethnicity.

France's foreign minister, Alain Juppé, spoke openly this week of his unhappiness with Washington's slowness and difficulty in defining its position, before the Security Council voted for a no-fly zone.

The Israeli authorities confiscated the property in 1967, defining its owners as "absentees".

The story: Von Kleist is now recognised as the leading light of literary Romanticism in Germany, defining its emotional rebellion against Enlightenment-inspired determinism.

"The market is therefore in the process of defining its new range.

Adopting these recommendations is undoubtedly a challenge and would represent a bold step in re-defining its use.

One way or the other, Iraq will determine this last phase of McCain's political life, as surely as the war in Vietnam defined its beginning.