Sentence examples for it can define from inspiring English sources
New technologies force old media to specialize, and at WBAI, as in much of radio, that situation has created a long, bitter battle over just how narrowly it can define its audience without becoming irrelevant.
The check method also receives the principal name and the name of the principal's password policy as input; although there is no stable interface for the module to obtain the fields of the password policy, it can define its own configuration or data store based on the policy name.
"People here talk about the weather as if it can define the city," he said.
"It can define the walk, the shoes you wear, the passivity or aggressiveness".
"Lighting creates mood, it makes you feel better, it adds drama, it can define the space".
Instead, it can define broadband as a communications service, like a phone company, over which the commission has indisputable authority.
I'm not sure I can define it precisely, but I know it when I don't see it.
IT managers can define these sites.
Anybody can use it, and anybody can define it however they want to.
"But that's the beauty of it -- each person can define it themselves!" some say.
Why is it that they can define your time instead of you defining theirs?
