Sentence examples for the key defining from inspiring English sources
Barely a footnote in the Democratic debate throughout most of 2007, trade has emerged more recently as perhaps the key defining policy distinction in Tuesday's Ohio primary.
Ban is understood to view climate change as one of the key defining issues of his tenure as secretary general, and is still smarting from the failure of the Copenhagen summit to produce a unified world view on the problem.
This ability to repopulate mouse embryos is the key defining feature of embryonic stem cells, and because of it they are considered to be pluripotent that is, able to give rise to any cell type of the adult organism.
He writes thatThe shift towards more state-directed capitalism which has taken place across much of the emerging world since 2008, has undermined one of the key defining features of emerging markets as a distinct asset class, namely the gradual convergence of EM governance regimes towards so-called Anglo-Saxon norms.
Nanoparticle (NP) drug loading is one of the key defining characteristics of an NP formulation.
Artificial intelligence is quickly shaping up to be one of the key defining technology areas of our time.
In the first step a core point is selected in the fingerprint image and a line is drawn through it where the secret key defines the angle of the line (0 ≤ key ≤ π).
For u∈ U⊂ V, the weighted degree of u with respect to U is defined as The following lemma yields the key for defining the search tree.
The key-defining characteristic of all eukaryotic cells is the presence of a membrane-bounded nucleus.
But the key to defining a geological age is finding global physical evidence of the transition that will be preserved for future geologists, and the chubby modern chicken eaten worldwide is a prime candidate.
But rangers and wildlife workers say the key variable defining the job has not changed: because of the vast distances to be covered, especially in the West, every ranger is a solo act.
