Sentence examples for internal definition from inspiring English sources

Stinebower, the former Treasury lawyer, said she was unaware of any internal definition of "direct links".

A clique of misfits, with nary a prom date among them, can create their own internal definition of acceptance.

The new, and so far internal, definition of what Wal-Mart, the nation's largest retailer, stands for will soon become a very public strategy, evident on the shelves of 4,000 stores and in advertisements seen across the country.

Thus, inspired by the flow-based programming principle of separate network definition (see "Methods" section for details) we developed a programming API in SciLuigi that enables tasks to be instantiated and connected without changing their internal definition.

Second, charities who account aggressively and broaden their internal definition of "the cause" can give you any number you want to hear, simply by calling everything, including the kitchen sink, part of "the cause".

What we're seeing here could be the result of taking this process in the opposite direction: instead of taking an image and looking for hints, the algorithm is taking a set of hints its learned to recognize and creating an image that it thinks perfectly fits that internal definition".

But its major terms were left vague: strikes had to target an "imminent" threat, with a "near certainty" not to kill civilians, after capturing terror suspects was "infeasible", all of which raised questions about internal definitions.

We here at the Institute seem to have devised our own internal definitions of and synonyms to "geek" -- we call people hackers and twinkies and tools, among other things.

Additionally, we have performed a sensitivity analysis on the role of distance decay parameter and internal distances definition.

Essentially the same devices allow Jaakko Hintikka to give an internal truth definition for his independence friendly logic; this logic shares the second and third properties of Levy's classes of formulas.

Loss to follow-up was defined according to the internal programmatic definition of no return to clinic within 37 days after a scheduled pharmacy visit or within 60 days of the last clinical visit if no pharmacy visit was scheduled.