Sentence examples for ones defined as from inspiring English sources

The possible combinations of compound pairs, other than the ones defined as reactant pairs, are used as negative examples.

And on a block of two- and three-story homes in East Elmhurst, Queens, where the census recorded 26 fewer occupied apartments and 20 more vacant ones (defined as habitable but with no one living there) than a decade earlier, in 2000, a real estate agent said a one-family house had been illegally divided and had 14 residents — evidence of demand for housing.

Unique SNP markers were distinguished from the polymorphic ones, defined as being diagnostic for a single cultivar (Singleton).

Commissioners tended to select the "best ones" (defined as most "do-able" of NICE recommendations) (Patrick, GP commissioner, Norchester).

Let one defines as and as.

Contemplating the way forward for Muslims in Denmark, Pedersen fell back on his own Viking heritage, one defined as much by water as his moment of enlightenment on that mountain in India all those years ago.

And like Jesse James or John Dillinger, the cult appeal of the Barefoot Bandit was one defined as much by the surrounding culture as by the crimes he committed.

Even had he been guilty of Miller's murder, decades of solitary confinement would be an exceptionally sadistic punishment, one defined as "torture" by the United Nations.

The developed SPI essentially makes a comparison of the existing road network to the theoretically required one, defined as one which meets some minimum requirements with respect to road safety.

In fact, OCD is a severe and crippling illness, and one defined as much by the mental torment of recurring strange thoughts as physical actions such as repeated hand-washing.

Among the many settings under which a tunnel can operate there is one defined as the "design condition", or else as the "design point", as it is sometimes called.