Sentence examples for this means defining from inspiring English sources

On the syntactic side, this means defining Euclid's diagrams as formal objects precisely, and giving rules whereby diagrams as formal object figure in derivations of Euclid's propositions.

This means defining the assembly of the dataset,, and the criteria to evaluate the effectiveness of a hypothesis, h, at modeling f when processing input samples not included in  .

This means defining a curve (x^tau :[0,T]rightarrow X) such that (x^tau (ktau )=x^tau _k) and such that (x^tau ) restricted to any interval ([ktau, k+1 tau ]) is a constant-speed geodesic with speed equal to (d(x^tau _k,x^tau _{k+1})/tau ).

Sometimes, this means defining core values.

This meant defining rules such as where nouns and verbs go in a sentence, which are the correct tenses and so on.

If Kosovo were ever liberated, it would need a new political infrastructure, and to Baton this meant defining an alternative to the military force of the K.L.A.... Koha's generally supporting coverage of the K.L.A. granted the movement a legitimacy that the West had denied it.

By this he means defining more carefully and simply the financial choices that people have to make, and building "sensible default options" into the design of financial products, so that the do-nothing option is "financially literate".

While current debates about PrEP in Australia can largely be pinned to economics and logistics, the road leading us to this point means defining gay sex, which has gotten vicious— something our siblings in the US have written about.

This more or less means defining the space (H^1(X)) whenever X is a metric measure space (MMS).

To define the climate movement as a peace movement means defining the wars it seeks to end.

That means defining what apps they can access, as well as a full child lock when required.