Sentence examples for the redefined 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.
It outputs the redefined the master key MK ', the redefined public parameters PK ', and the PRE keys rk := {x, rk x } x ∈ γ.
John Passion" originally scheduled for March, evidently, for whatever reason, casualties of the redefined vision.
The redefined authority would be codified by new legislation but would not require that the Constitution be amended.
So, under the new bill, if enacted, they would be covered by the redefined statute of limitations.
But officials conceded that the redefined mission will both be more expensive and more dangerous than Canada's current contribution.
So the immediate test of the redefined U.S.-British relationship is the ability of Obama and Cameron to deliver change in Tripoli fast and stop the conflict festering.
The approximately 400 pupils at Oakdale in grades one through five seem to have adjusted to the redefined recess better than their mothers and fathers have.
With the redefined save statistic, the flaw that Holtzman could not see coming was that it would lead managers to pick a reliever — not always the best reliever — and have him pitch almost always in save situations.
If the creation of a Palestinian state necessitates transfer of Jews from Har Bracha in the West Bank, then the creation of the redefined Israel ought to necessitate the transfer of its Arab minority as well.
UKA chief executive Niels de Vos said that the redefined role will provide Britain's athletes with the best coaching support leading into London 2012, when the demands and expectations of success on home soil will be high.
After the redefined jobs are filled, there will be 20 fewer positions in advertising and 50 fewer positions in news, reducing the newsroom staff (which includes Web employees) by more than a quarter.
