Sentence examples for not usually defined from inspiring English sources

For set theory, it seems hard to mount an identification challenge: sets are not usually defined in terms of more primitive concepts.

Large halls and hangars places not usually defined as housing are divided into different segments by walls and tent structures and house up to 2500 people.

As we have noticed in our clinical practice, women do not usually define their sexual satisfaction or loss of desire based on the functioning of their sexual organs, but mostly based on the quality of the relationship within which sexual activity ensues.

Moving it to the House floor for a vote will be an uphill climb, but not the sort usually defined by a partisan division.

This endogenous drive is not usually well defined.

Big Data are usually defined not just as massive data sets but also as data having very complex and varied structures, making further actions (e.g., storage, analysis, visualization, processing) very difficult.

Today's youth often assumes that sending a tweet constitutes protest.Metin Toksoz-Exley BostonThe debate on Iran's nuclear programme* SIR – Iran has not crossed the nuclear threshold, usually defined as weaponisation (Letter from Simon Henderson and Olli Heinonen, July 6th).

Typical pidgins function as lingua francas, or means for intergroup communication, but not as vernaculars, which are usually defined as language varieties used for ordinary interactions that occur outside a business context.

The division of labor between the mother and the grandparents is usually defined but not strictly enforced.

Although the definition of late NIV failure has not been standardized; it is usually defined as failure that occurs 48 h after initiation of NIV, following an initial successful response.

This may be because GeneMANIA's tools do not operate on functions as usually defined in GBA settings; they take as an input a set of genes chosen by the user, and show a gene network with nodes selected using the GeneMANIA algorithm.