Sentence examples for this broader definition from inspiring English sources

This broader definition is one reason autism suddenly seems to be everywhere.

The Aldersgate Group have long campaigned for this broader definition which recognises that the whole economy needs to be green.

In this broader definition, cybernetics includes not only the science of control but all forms of information processing as well.

It compares kidney failure risk factors and outcomes using this broader definition with USRDS-identified ESRD risk factors and outcomes.

The essay concludes with a discussion of the implications of this broader definition of hybrids for accounting and the management of risk.

With this broader definition, multiplicative programming, quadratic programming, bilinear programming, as well as polynomial programming can be all put into the category of problem (P), whose important applications can be found in some surveys (e.g., [2 7]).

Does one's own stoop fall within this broad definition?

This broad definition of ageing marks a welcome departure from the usual concentration on pensioners.

If this broad definition of executive privilege is upheld some of the presidency's lost strength may be restored to it.Nixon's use of executive privilege in Watergate gave the device a bad name.

This broad definition appears to cover a lot of ground, including private meetings with legislators and agency officials and telephone calls checking on the status of a rule or regulation.

By this broad definition, the term includes not only biological and mineral resources but also the land itself, water, ice, climate, and space for living and working, recreation, and storage.