Sentence examples for rather it is defined from inspiring English sources
Rather, it is defined by its peoples, who are Muslims, Jews, Baha'is, Christians, agnostics and atheists.
Notable with regard to the emphasis on far sea operations and preparedness is that it is not specific to any particular region or space; rather it is defined by Chinese maritime interest which, as noted above, has been expanding of late.
Similarly, a fulfilled life is not defined by a moment of accomplishment; rather it is defined by healthy habits.
SLI, like many other disorders, does not have pathognomic features; rather, it is defined in terms of arbitrary cutoffs on a continuum of language ability.
In other words, its formation was not defined by a need to deal with scale; rather, it was defined by virtue of the techniques that computer science brought to the formulation and solving of challenging problems, to the representation and examination of domain knowledge, and ultimately to the generation and testing of scientific hypotheses.
Rather it's defined as work that wouldn't be economically viable for a human to do without a workflow platform, yet is too nuanced for software to perform unaided.
It is defined arbitrarily and rather arcanely by the Nielsen Company as 34.5 weeks between mid-September and mid-May.
By "utility", we mean "economic utility" (as it is defined in Economics) rather than "homeostatic utility".
What makes ours a "secular" age, he writes, is not that it is defined by unbelief, but rather that belief is contestable and contested.
Are you abandoning a principle that you fought for, for six years simply because you're getting pressure for two days from Rush Limbaugh or some critics in Washington?" This is a touch unfair, if only because Romney's reversal hasn't been on the substance of the mandate (though one can sincerely argue that he wanted it to be a national model) but rather the way it's defined.
There was, however, no gender difference in the use of LPV if it was defined by ABW rather than PBW.
