Sentence examples for opposing definitions from inspiring English sources

Effective riverfront restoration requires reconciliation of these opposing definitions.

We then present the two opposing definitions of resilience from ecology, and give reasons why one is more appropriate for linking with design.

Various opposing definitions can be identified depending on the typology or dimension on which innovation is analyzed.

In the literature, it can be noted that there are opposing definitions for terms used to describe label requirements [7].

Specifically, two opposing frailty definitions have been developed.

A second letter from Madison to Pendleton recounts that the Senators were :inflexible in opposing a definition of the locality of Juries.

Alternatively, lower thresholds of periodontal disease, as opposed to definitions requiring evidence of clinical periodontitis, might be necessary to fully capture subclinical infectious exposures relevant for systemic disease risk (19, 20).

Our first step in the translation process to develop an ICD-10 conversion of our ICD-9-CM definitions was to determine which clinical comorbidities in APPROACH needed de novo ICD-10 definitions, as opposed to coding definitions that could be borrowed from published methodological research on ICD-10.

The bar association's own antitrust law section opposes the definition.

Those who oppose the definition are simply blind to Jew-hatred.

Lawyers for two groups, the Alliance Defense Fund and Advocates for Faith and Freedom, sued the state in a federal court in San Diego soon after the bill was signed to oppose the definition of "gender" and the inclusion of "sexual orientation" in the education code.