Sentence examples for past definition from inspiring English sources

The 15-64 reflectsflecommonmmon international practice and China's own past definition.

As noted above, appeal to past definition begs the question of what the legal definition should be (Stivers and Valls 2007).

In comparison with the past definition, currently defined blocks were typically longer and encompassed more SDs.

Researchers have understood and exploited relevant contextual information through four ways, including citation of past studies, citation of past definitions, self-definitions, and field-query researches; however, citation of the past studies has been the most popular method.

This article summarizes past definitions of entertainment, serious games and virtual heritage in order to discuss whether virtual heritage has particular problems not directly addressed by conventional serious games.

The two major parties still exist, but have lost clear boundaries and defy past definitions.

Note that, unlike some past definitions [ 6], our definition of ι does not assume equal standard errors σ1 =  σ2 = … =  σ K.

Past "definitions" of asthma have been lengthy descriptions, focusing on types of inflammatory cells, hyperresponsiveness, symptoms, and the assumed relationship between these features.

All of the participants who were enrolled in the trials were required to meet at least one of the current or past definitions of EH. 2 Trials without a description of the detailed diagnostic criteria but which reported patients with definite EH were also included.

26 In the past, definitions of the constructs of culture and climate, as well as more focused constructs of PSC, have been ambiguous 21 38 and, perhaps as a result, a wide range of dimensions have been included in instruments that measure safety culture/climate.

Most of those 63 companies failed to pass our rigorous qualitative and quantitative screens, but a few of them were acquired or grew past our definition of mid-cap.