Sentence examples for redefine if from inspiring English sources

If now we compare D ( H L, 1 2 ) and D ( H L 2, 1 ), we see that x ∈ D ( H L 2, 1 ) implies that L x ∈ l 2. For any x ∈ l 2 satisfying L 2 x ∈ l 2, we can redefine (if necessary) the values of x on [ − 2, 2 ] Z, which are finite points, so that the boundary conditions in (3.5) are satisfied.

But most teams would be redefined if their quarterback or star receiver went down.

While Microsoft may have growing numbers to back it up, the mobile landscape is set to be redefined if Google's (sort of) open-source Android platform takes off.

Still, there was a sense that Republicans must redefine themselves if they are to return to power.

Though they allow singers to redefine themselves, if only briefly, such ventures meet with ridicule more often than praise.

The algorithm verifies the reference velocities of the robot and redefine them if necessary, in order to prevent possible saturation on motor's velocities.

They redefine - if not convey - this new generation of "adulting" (or lack thereof).

I believe that words are incredibly powerful, and I think it's essential we redefine this if we're ever going to crawl our way out of it.

Because I think we need to take the word "charity" and redefine it, if we are seriously going to tackle issues such as poverty - discrimination - gender inequality - access to treatment etc.. Governments MUST strengthen health care systems and human resources.

We tirelessly crop, filter, expose, boost, retouch, redefine and, if necessary, untag our own Facebook photos to project the perfect image of ourselves and avoid the embarrassment we inflict on others.

In this review, we used widely accepted definitions and tried to redefine results if individual studies used other definitions.