Sentence examples for that define for from inspiring English sources

It works with ranchers to develop specific standards that define, for example, the space or food of the cattle they raise.

The things that define for the Chinese who they are and what China is are a product not of the past 100 years of calling itself a nation-state but 2,000 years of being a civilisation-state.

Noted art historian Ernst Gombrich explains how such views of the world leave a deep impression on children's minds through "memory images" - familiar and recognizable images that define for children how they understand a race, religion or culture.

These latter are two tables that define for each SpO2 deviations (ΔSpO2) an FiO2 step change (either increase or decrease) to be applied to the current FiO2.

Was it Amartya Sen's Development as Freedom that defined for you what development means?

Here are the stories of how these 11 businesses confronted the calamity that defined, for the people of Sunnyside, the summer of 2003.

Tarnoff's book sings with the humor and expansiveness of his subjects' prose, capturing the intoxicating atmosphere of possibility that defined, for a time, America's frontier.

In his eyes the diary was conscious testimony to Jewish faith and suffering; and it was this, and this nearly alone, that defined for him its psychological, historical, and metaphysical genuineness, and its significance for the world.

At the 2006 new partners' orientation, each person was asked to offer a word that defined for them a Goldman Sachs partner.

As described previously the block diagram of the system here is conceptually extracted based on general duty that defined for various components.

At the same time, a preliminary binding motif for Mamu-B*08, defined on the basis of structural analyses, is similar to that defined for HLA-B27 [75], [79], [80], [80].