Sentence examples for one is defining from inspiring English sources

(The designs were withdrawn when Playboy got wind of them, though Helen Isaacson, president of product marketing for Playboy Inc. in New York, told American Vogue: "No one is defining what is trendy, unique, or desirable for young people more than Stella McCartney. What she represents in the fashion world is exactly where we're going").

The ratcheting boundary of the imported one is defined based on the ratcheting experiments.

"Justice, for me," says one, "is defined by the punishment of wrongdoing".

Vermin, for one, is defined as "insect or small animal that is destructive, annoying, or harmful to health.

One is defined in the space of random returns and the other in the space of decision variables.

Each one is defined by two equations, one for the initial step and one for subsequent transitions.

The set of particles that gives higher confidence is defined as the primary set and the other one is defined as the secondary set.

What measurements should be put into place to ensure those actions (and a path if one is defined) are producing the desired results?

Latent class one is defined as the Poorest-Health Group I. Seventeen percent of the sample is classified into latent class one (Table  4).

One was defined predominantly by submissiveness ("I don't have what it takes to be a good leader" or "I am easily downed in an argument").

Whereas that earlier establishment was defined largely by obscure professional policymakers, the new one was defined at least as much by famous professional politicos — pollsters and pundits and media consultants and campaign strategists.