Sentence examples for repeated definition from inspiring English sources

Pluralism, of course, has been the subject of repeated definition by Berlin and others (the repetition not always serving a clarifying purpose).

The repeated word suggested repeated definitions, done succinctly in thebrasselephant's "Fill hole properly" and with definition in, among others, phitonelly's "I never did fit pool properly" and jonemm's resigned "I might have known – it's shafted good and proper".

One reason for the decline of efficiency is due to the increased memory from repeating definitions of some variables for thread management, communication and data synchronization, as the number of cores increases.

Ultimately, the movie is a manual of competitive ruthlessness that offers the repeated banal definition of the drug dealer's life as "the American dream".

It solves problems by establishing consensus among panel members through repeated problem definition, discussion, and feedback.

Table 6 The proportion of near repeats for three different definitions of near in space and near in time Near repeat definition Number of near repeats and proportion of all burglary Within 100 m and 7 days 242 (2.2 %) Within 200 m and 7 days 657 (5.8 %) Within 300 m and 7 days 1430 (12.7 %).

An additional difficulty in repeat definition comes from the existence of bacterial plasmids.

The repeat definition, conserved TFBS and enhancer information was obtained from UCSC genome browser database (http://genome.ucsc.edu).ucsc.edu

The minimum length and homology cutoffs for repeat definition in this paper were chosen for practical reasons to allow the design of species-specific polymerase chain reaction (PCR) primers for each identified repeat.

The technique cannot function by means of repeated "ostensive definitions", as we saw in examining the first answer, since this collapses the distinction between meaning and truth and thus destroys the possibility of making factual judgments.

For example, Project Management Institute (2013b) lists the PPM subprocesses and repeats its definition of portfolio in its definition of PPM as "…the coordinated management of one or more portfolios to achieve organizational strategies and objectives.