Sentence examples for opposite definition from inspiring English sources

Finally, "law", for which, once again, there is a nearly opposite definition in everyday use compared to the application of the term in science.

Here, Average+ j = where Pos ij = 1 if e ij = "P" and Pos ij = 0 if e ij = "M" and an opposite definition for Average− j, with e ij a [2nxn] matrix of "P" and "M".

The baseline comparison group always had the opposite definition, for example, infant birth weight <2500.0 g was compared with infant birth weight ≥2500.0 g, unless otherwise stated in the table.

Live broadcasting is so public that its opposite, by definition, feels private.

Both are natural opposites, lending definition to one another in their contrast.

By employing the definition of opposite point, the opposition-based optimization is defined in the following sub-section.

It is, by definition, the opposite.

And, I now think, chemo brain — but a form that seems to be the common definition's opposite.

Bloomberg TV, which gives information away, is, almost by definition, the opposite of Bloomberg L.P., its parent company.

The Minnesota Supreme Court, while acknowledging that the state's law made no reference to gender in describing marriage, concluded that the law "employs that term as one of common usage, meaning the state of union between persons of the opposite sex," an implied definition "as old as the Book of Genesis".

It is noteworthy that a positive Doppler shift indicates a target moving away from the radar, which is opposite to the conventional definition of the Doppler shift.