Sentence examples for limiting definition of from inspiring English sources

While I agreed with a lot of the points in the articles, that phrase stuck out as a limited and limiting definition of our business.

One reason for this minimal progress is the parent's limiting definition of "better".

18 Households which meet the criteria based on the much more limiting definition of poverty and numbers of poor families provided for each State by the GOI Planning Commission are eligible to enrol, and pay a contribution of US$0.553030) at registration and at each annual renewal.

The Realest MC" chafes at restrictive gender roles in black culture and limiting definitions of hip-hop.

By buying into popular culture's limiting definitions of success and failure rather than choosing definitions based on your own values, you can't become truly successful and happy because you are forced down a path that is, for most people, impossible to attain and that is not truly yours.

However, many of the questionnaires developed capture limited definitions of patient empowerment.

I suspect that some of the passages that most delight me are, by the kind of limiting definition West repeatedly decries, the bits that might be considered inessential.

In fact, that's a pretty limiting definition because it excludes legions of innovative and revolutionary thinkers whose primary entrepreneurial tools are not building and running businesses.

Recently, Khalil et al. [18] introduced a new well-behaved definition of a local fractional derivative, called the conformable fractional derivative, depending just on the basic limit definition of the derivative.

Fig. 3 Neural model (1): nullclines under variation of I which leads to the (singular limit) definition of (I_{mathrm{bif}}): (Type I) (I=I_{mathrm{bif}}) at a saddle-node bifurcation; (Type II) (I=I_{mathrm{bif}}) at (singular) Andronov Hopf bifurcation.

This explanation lends itself to the limit definition of a derivative: limh->0 (f(x+h -f(x+h -f