Sentence examples for purely defined by from inspiring English sources

Garai has a target – "a small ambition" – that by the time her daughter is an adult she "can enjoy the experience of living as a human being rather than being purely defined by her gender at every turn".

As the racial and ethnic makeup of our country continues to change, brands can no longer think of multicultural segments as "niche" markets purely defined by race, country of origin or geographic location.

In the 70s he would say that he had so many ideas for movies, so much potential in that field, that he never thought he'd purely be defined by his career as a rock musician.

Given the lack of a gold-standard informatic approach to defining non-globular regions, the relationship between conservation and non-globularity was explored via one purely structural marker of non-globularity (Kyte-Doolittle hydrophilicity) as well as a purely informational one (low-complexity regions defined by the SEG algorithm).

Purely Darwinian transformation factors can be defined by any morphogenetic change which constitutes an advance toward the adaptive biophysical paradigm, whereas a major subset of Thompsonian transformation factors is similarly related to endogenous elements affecting movement through realization of morphogenetic potential.

Ultimately, Chasserot states that the project explores "how much of daily interactions are defined by the immediate assumptions we make about others based purely on their physical appearance, the leap we make from physical to psychological".

The first method was based purely on the standard definitions of early/late clinical and parasitological failure as defined by the WHO [26].

From a purely topological point of view, each node of a network is uniquely defined by its position in the graph.

as defined by the International Labour Organisation.

It was defined by hardware.

criteria as defined by bank.