Sentence examples for redefined to make from inspiring English sources

"The whole concept of 'viewability' is now being redefined to make more sense in the age of ad blockers and bot traffic".

As the main focus of this paper, the artificial spring boundary technique is adopted to simulate general boundary restraints and the scattering matrix is redefined to make the MRRM suitable for different boundary cases.

Pollock redefined painting to make it accept the gifts that he had been desperate to give.

He also redefined metallics, to make leather look like copper; and he reintroduced denim for accessories, each bag or shoe designed to look even better with a patina of age.

Remember when Mike Pence wanted to redefine rape to make it harder to access abortion?

And his assertion is in line with the approach of his party, who only a year ago sought to redefine rape to make the term cover fewer attacks.

She knew she wanted the kids to use the apps to learn about the themes and the relationships with musical sound that she had created, or come up with the idea for, and our job was to redefine ways to make that happen with the resources that were available at that time.

It is recommended that AGAH seek to redefine EMPRES to make it clear, if indeed it is the case, that its mandate is broader than just "emergency prevention" and embraces the strengthening or establishment of surveillance, epidemiology, control and eradication planning and policies for disease situations with transboundary implications.

Haven't we redefined goalie interference to make it essentially so idiosyncratic a call as to have no real content?

Accordingly, the scattering matrix is redefined in MRRM to make it suitable for different boundary cases.

"Through their courage, Edie and Roberta redefined an institution to make it open to everybody.