Sentence examples for measure to define from inspiring English sources

That delicacy seemed in some measure to define March.

An effort to pass legislation in favor of domestic partnerships failed in committee in 2003, but so did a measure to define marriage as between a man and a woman.

(g) Distribution of the number of tracks of DCL movement that crossed defined boundary regions at growing distances from EVL cell borders, as a measure to define the preferential region of DCL migration.

It turns out to be simpler, however, not only to use Lebesgue's theory of measure to define probabilities but also to use his theory of integration to define expectation.

In order to provide limitations for the use of hollow units with large hole volume ratio and thin shells and webs in seismic areas, a measure to define the qualitative term "sufficient robustness", specified in Eurocode 8, should be found.

The UN currently uses the World Bank's previous $1.25 a day income measure to define poverty.

Find quantitative measures to define it.

We need objective measures to define the players for the national team, not the favourites of the coach".

Surface roughness and concentration of surface porosities were measured to define the quality of the laminate surface.

The physical properties such as pendulum hardness, pencil hardness and adhesion were measured to define the effect of incorporating acrylates.

Also in dispute are measures to define terrorism as action against civilians that can never have any political justification, to enable the United Nations to take action in countries that do not protect their citizens from genocide.