Sentence examples for the key definition from inspiring English sources

The moment of having to be a grown-up instead of just acting like one is the key definition for Mr. Mazursky, because he dramatized the first generation of Americans who reveled in not having to assume the mantle of adulthood, who got to luxuriate in the perquisites of acting like juveniles long past their prime.

I think the key definition of "whistleblower" is somebody who brings to light what political officials do in the dark that is either deceitful or illegal.

Aggression and cruelty are stoked by the television while the key definitions are coming from the slightly possessed Kremlin master.

In a society where money and recognition are the key definitions of success, they embody the message that blacks can do a lot better than mere equality.

§ 309.2 What are the key definitions for purposes of the Act? § 309.6 When does a commercial product become an Indian product?

It is reassuring to all ironists that the great iceberg to what he perceives as the Titanic of economic systems is Marx, who provides the key definitions - that skills and labour are turned into a commodity which is then geared solely to the profit motive, alienates the proletariat from the means of production and thus sows the seeds of capitalism's eventual destruction.

This extensive research has produced many approaches to determine the key definitions, linked to both the notion of stability in dynamics (return to the previous equilibrium after a shock) and the idea of adaptivity (absorption of the shock leading to new equilibria).

Section "Previous literature" introduces the data, the key definitions and the descriptive evidence on bridge jobs in Continental Europe based on SHARE.

Before we can turn to the Aesthetica, however, we must look at some of the key definitions Baumgarten lays down in the chapter on "Empirical Psychology" in his Metaphysics.

We apply the key definitions of DBSCAN in the context of GPS tracing points in order to separate the stop points and the moving points from the GPS trajectories.

Having described the historical evolution of the literature on divestitures, it is important now to take a step back from these ideas and lay out the key definitions, assumptions, and empirical constructs that underpin the strategy research that has been conducted on this topic.