Sentence examples for is defined by whether from inspiring English sources
In any field the difference between amateur and professional is defined by whether you're being paid or not.
A species' grain is defined by whether it typically regenerates within its own canopy shadow (fine-grained) or over a larger spatial scale (coarse-grained).
For the remaining observations, participation in the programme is defined by whether the individual is observed as being in the programme for at least one month.
"A classic is defined by whether it introduced new ways of doing things, or design ideas that didn't previously exist at the time," is Horii's line on the matter.
The personal familiarity of faces viewed is defined by whether or not the subjects have encountered the depicted individual in the real world.
Upstate and suburban legislators are defined by whether they deliver the aid.
"Women are defined by whether they've got kids or not.
Mr. Emanuel presides over a White House where people are defined by whether they went through the fires of the campaign.
But for most Americans -- over 60percentt according to polls -- victory will be defined by whether Mr. bin Laden and Mullah Omar are eliminated, and that objective remains unrealized.
At the same time, the nature of a portfolio's holdings will be defined by whether the owner or investor acquires them with the intention of selling them inthe short or medium term (the strategy of most investment funds) or keeping them for the long term (the strategy of most public companies).
