Sentence examples for is essentially defining from inspiring English sources

The Securities and Exchange Commission's case against Goldman Sachs is essentially defining the fine line between ethically abhorrent and illegal.

"That's a very different approach from our main competitor, who is essentially defining an entirely new architecture that is not compatible with existing programs," said Martin Booth, Advanced Micro's product marketing manager for computer products.

Cause, however, is essentially defined as willful misconduct, something that does not exist here since the directors are merely saying no.

The central idea here is that if our identities are forged through memory, and memory is unreliable, then who we are is essentially defined by a series of anachronisms.

A menu bar is essentially defined by the alignment – either horizontal or vertical – of its elements (see Fig. 10).

Tension-type headache (TTH) is essentially defined as bilateral headache of a pressing or tightening quality without a known medical cause.

However, the model is essentially defined on the problem of supplier selection, it can be used to deal with almost any similar decision making problem.

A menu bar is essentially defined by the horizontal or vertical alignment of its elements; menu items form either a row or a column, respectively (Fig. 10).

Veterinary drugs residue monitoring is enforced in the EU according to requirements set down in EU Directive 96/23/EC and Commission Decision 97/747/EC; the number of samples to be collected yearly is essentially defined according to production data.

Experimental results obtained strongly depended on the reliability of the kinetic model applied, which is essentially defined by the proper choice of a mathematical model of a reaction and the correctness of the methods used for kinetics evaluation.

Once again, from the point of view of real, concrete life that Bergson is here embracing, intelligence is essentially defined by its pragmatic orientation (and not speculation, as a dogmatic intellectualist approach would assume).