Sentence examples for meaning defined by from inspiring English sources

As you realize to your dismay, in this context "single" is a technical term with a precise meaning defined by law.

The copula "is" in "snow is white" functions with its meaning defined by the axiom of LO (see above).

What matters most is that they maintain the feel good power of love, but with meaning defined by sisterhood, friendship and family.

But in the 1970s, "fitness" became a code word that had an unwritten meaning — defined by which side of the fence you were on.

These resulted for example in generalization of some data types, formalized handling of volatile resources and provenance and inclusion of structured optional metadata, including the possibility to annotate the metadata by externally controlled meaning (defined by any external taxonomy or ontology).

The seventh category of ambiguity in his book occurs when the two meanings of a word "are the two opposite meanings defined by the context, so that the total effect is to show a fundamental division in the writer's mind".

An important discussion in the dialogue conference was on the importance of retaining 'basic' ELSA research (stressed for instance by one of the key note speakers), meaning projects defined by ELSA researchers themselves to develop the ethical, legal or social science knowledge bases, in contrast to integrated projects and projects primarily defined by the natural science communities.

The preferred replacement term for UFO among credible sources is UAP, or unidentified aerial phenomena, meaning (as defined by NASA senior scientist Richard Haines), objects "which do not suggest a logical, conventional flying object and which remain unidentified after close scrutiny of all available evidence".

In other words, the meaning is defined by context rather than something internal.

By the original meaning, as defined by a model that is working very well, that's where we are.

While it is true that abstraction in mathematics generates objects whose meaning is defined by their relationships, the same is so in computer science.