Sentence examples for is really defined from inspiring English sources
Nothing is really defined.
"We just started so nothing is really defined right now," he said.
Since the trunc operator is involved in those expressions, the truncation of the boundaries is performed at every iteration but also their reconstruction as deduced by the L ̃ size at the input (though it is really defined in FOV since the rest of pixels are zeros) and the L size at the output.
And who you are is really defined by who's sitting next to you.
The vibe at Partyfine is really defined by Yuksek's studio, that's where things comes out.
Her cupid's bow is really defined (lucky!!).
At that point, Homme told the Guardian: "After doing the rehearsals, the first record is really defining the new one.
The other thing data standards would make people do is really define what they're talking about when they're talking about election reform.
Her saga, she said, "opened some windows into other parts of life, about how much the embodiment of erotic desire is really defining for women, and how much one can drop out of life when there is no erotic potential".
"Globalization is really defining our era," he said in an interview, explaining why he forged alliances with multinational corporations to improve labor and environmental standards as well as to bridge cyberspace gaps between the industrial and developing worlds.
