Sentence examples for the redefine from inspiring English sources
verb
To define again or differently. To give a new or different definition to (a word). To define an area of storage, that has already been defined, in a different manner, e.g. changing it from textual to numeric.
Updated at 5.06pm BST 4.57pm BST Sony Kapoor of the ReDefine think tank (and one of the most clued-up commentators on the crisis), argues that Francois Hollande is quite right to push back against Germany (as explained at 16.37) Sony Kapoor (@SonyKapoor) #Hollande is right 2 say more solidarity needed b4 more integration.
1.28pm GMT Sony Kapoor of the ReDefine thinktank argues that the ECB's threat to turn off support for Cyprus next week is a challenge to the democratic process - and puts more pressure on eurozone leaders: Sony Kapoor (@SonyKapoor) #ECB ultimatum #Democracy vs. #Eurocrisis - what next?
Synthesis results show that the REDEFINE router area and power is increased by only 1.13%and1.3%3% respectively without deteriorating maximum frequency of operation.
They'll also win the European Tree of Rock Poster signed by Ian Hunter of Mott the Hoople ("All the Young Dudes" and the ReDefine 8/29 anthem "How's Your House").
For Dr. Tyson, the redefining of Pluto has historical precedent.
John Passion" originally scheduled for March, evidently, for whatever reason, casualties of the redefined vision.
This is done by calling the redefined UpdateModel method which reevaluates the model.
The resistance and the redefining of a person always make fascinating watching.
For each ligand the network efficiency was then recalculated using the redefined line values.
In the following, we drop the tilde from the redefined response signal in Equation (19).
This process was iterated until all retained instances matched the redefined motif.
