Sentence examples for redefining in from inspiring English sources

Britton, now 45, seemed to have emerged in her prime, redefining, in the process, what an actress's prime exactly is.

With his theories of special relativity (1905) and general relativity (1915), Einstein overthrew many assumptions underlying earlier physical theories, redefining in the process the fundamental concepts of space, time, matter, energy, and gravity.

Carbon Tracker argues that the large potential for stranded assets means risk in the energy markets needs redefining in a way that places less emphasis on under-performance and greater emphasis on the absolute loss of value for the fossil fuel sectors posed by unburnable carbon.

Remark 2.10 Note that conditions like (2.32) can be tested on dynamic systems being different from (2.31) by redefining, in an appropriate way, the self-mapping which generates the solution sequence from given initial conditions.

The term "homeless" has so much stigma and taboo attached to it, that even now, after completely redefining in my head what it means, I find it difficult to associate with.

In A Man For All Seasons (1966), his genius was in redefining More in a perfectly nuanced screen performance.

[7:p4-5] In redefining CoPs in 2002, Wenger and colleagues argued that organisations need to actively and systematically cultivate CoPs for their benefits [ 7].

So annual progress is being redefined in the conference, without hearings or expert advice.

For the current generation, the greater good has been narrowly redefined in individual terms.

Police violence has been redefined, in the streets, as both a scandal and an emergency.

That is how the world champions' ambitions had been redefined in just a few short months.