Sentence examples for to define as from inspiring English sources

An alternative to taking ∼ and ∨ as primitive is to take ∼ and · as primitive and to define as ∼, to define as ∼, and to define as before.

Mr. Purnomo said Indonesia is aiming to define as broadly as possible the type of forest land to be protected.

MacAdams admits that the "quicksilver nature" of cool makes it difficult to define: "As soon as anything is cool, its cool starts to vaporize".

The so-called everyday practice or everyday efficacy is sometimes hard to define as well.

What constitutes informal help might be difficult to define, as by their nature, this help varies, and is not often sought regularly or consistently.

It thus seems necessary in future scrapie research to define as far as is possible the type of scrapie under study.

Appalachian music – driven by guitars, banjos and fiddles – wasn't as straightforward to define as I thought.

Craft ale has become difficult to define as its popularity has grown.

Coming to define as transsexual meant I'd have to come out again.

FILM noir may be hard to define as a genre, but it's easy to market.

Burckhardt's political creed is as hard to define as his religious one.