Sentence examples for redefined I from inspiring English sources

"If gay marriage passes and marriage is redefined, I think that will unleash a social experiment on our children, which they have not consented to.

The Godhead redefined, I might add, not as the perceived giant superhuman of my childhood catechism, but as the original incorruptible force of our planet, our cosmos, and our humanity.

find the last point around i 1 where χ 2 ( i 2 ) < χ mean 2 and redefine i 1 as this point i 1 = i 2 stretching or shrinking the fitting range to a reasonable maximum)   4.

define the data range using indices i 0 = 0 and i 1 = i(t 0), containing at least 4 data points; fit function from i 0…i 1, calculate the squared error of each point and estimate the average error; find the last point around i 1 where χ 2 ( i 2 ) < χ mean 2 and redefine i 1 as this point i 1 = i 2 stretching or shrinking the fitting range to a reasonable maximum).

The PRR-TA reduced the background noise to a higher extent than was reached through restricting the number of signals by redefining, i.e., increasing the SDR threshold of the PRR from SDR3 to SDR5.

To address this problem, we redefined λ i as λ i = ϕ (i − 1 − 2 α + h ) (17 where h represents a smoothing parameter.

Yet, once I redefined wealth, I found greater happiness.

Of course, I'll redefine a rare word or coin a new one - that always does the trick". And after a cold bath and a moment's reflection, he fastened on the word "proof" and redefined it: "A proof, I say, is a cognitive syllogism" (Posterior Analytics 71b18).

Though I carried a credit card that wasn't maxed out, and though I still had a car, my status in the world had been redefined, and I felt the change.

These interviews, inspired by my liberal arts education, challenged and redefined how I saw Islam - and, consequently, the world".

Next time you're looking to make a significant change in your life, ask yourself the following: "How ready am I to redefine who I am".