Sentence examples for redefined for both from inspiring English sources

Love has truly been redefined for both of us," the couple announced in a statement at the time.

"Accessibility has really been redefined for consumers," Ms. Koehn said.

Ms. Lauper treated the album's 1940's title song, which Etta James redefined for the rock era, as a gospel-flavored cry of triumph.

John-Hall explained to the class, " 'Fake news' has been redefined, for a lot of people, as news that they don't agree with".

I've redefined, for the better, what it means to be a Poffenroth.

Later, these values have been redefined for designing and planning the landscape (Ministerie van Landbouw, Natuur en Visserij 1992).

Therefore, emerging IT technologies, existing practices, and algorithms need to be redefined for energy efficient, energy-proportional, and sustainable operations.

The curves and defining the risk regions (Section 6) can also be redefined for the random holding time case.

Mazda et al. (1997) proposed a relationship between C D and Reynolds number R e, in which the Reynolds number has been redefined for the mangrove root system.

Three quantities of cathode mass gain (CMG), anode mass gain (AMG) and material transfer coefficient (MTC) were redefined for ES-CNCD process.

In the present work, however, the applied weights, expressions, and application have been completely redefined for its use in cellular distributed failure detection.