Sentence examples for of course defining from inspiring English sources

Of course, defining a social media platform is not much like defining an enterprise technology platform.

Of course, defining cognition and intelligence at the conceptual level isn't so clear cut either.

Of course, defining the "rebels" in Ukraine as "Russian speakers" also incorporates the Russia proper regulars and mercenaries crossing the border.

However, it is unclear when we describe the results of experiments involving red/green gratings whether we are talking about the contours that define the form or the colors that lie between, their borders of course, defining the edges.

The experts, of course, define it as the highest stage of international relations among universities.

But fast food is, of course, defined less by the innovations of chefs than by vast economies of scale.

But then, women must always be defined by their fertility, or even their children's fertility, whereas men are, of course, defined by their jobs.

They respond by making fun of the event and those involved, of course, suggesting that it is a trivial event attended by vacuous people, which of course defines most of the nightlife in New York, but let's not go there.

The 1970's were, of course, defined by garish hideousness, so is wasn't all that strange when our house suddenly sprouted orange curtains and our necks orange neckties.

This of course defines the tractable analytic fixed points given inSection 3.1.

Here, consists of the class of functions in which coincide on the interval, with of course defined by.