Sentence examples for one defined from inspiring English sources

The addressing scheme that we used for CoopMAC is based on the one defined in WARPMAC.

The transformation from a media and entertainment landscape predicated on scarcity to one defined by ubiquity is indeed profound.

No one defined it better.

" Yet Rice's childhood was not one defined by trauma.

Still, the history of models-turned-singers is not one defined by notable greatness.

In the US, the millennial generation is one defined by debt.

Snapshots of nature were an escape from an estranged relationship with her parents, one defined by constant arguing.

It's a new name for a new geologic epoch--one defined by our own massive impact on the planet.

The euro zone officially went into one - defined as two consecutive quarters of economic contraction - on Friday, while Japan fell into recession yesterday.

Although skeptical about much of what has lately counted as restaurant excellence, Wells hasn't quite drawn his own boundary line one defined, perhaps, by affability and chaos.

But there is another, equally important side of the celebration one defined by blackout drunkenness, fist fights, gang-standoffs, negligent parents and bewildered kids.