Sentence examples for to one defining from inspiring English sources
In separate but similar arguments over recent days, the PM and his health secretary have boiled down their complex health bill to one defining word: competition.
The transformation from a media and entertainment landscape predicated on scarcity to one defined by ubiquity is indeed profound.
The coupling site of the saccharide to one defined point on the carrier protein affected the elicited immune response.
We used an estimator based on pairwise sequence distances similar to one defined previously, that is relatively fast to compute and has almost the same statistical power as the widely used maximum likelihood estimator [ 66].
Why should Muslim leaders be complicit in reducing a far larger problem to one defined by one or two outlying senators?
In many ways, it paved the way for a reinvention of the country: from a stultified, socialist economy to a more dynamic, capitalist one; from a foreign policy defined by suspicion of America to one defined by shared interests and even mutual affection; and from public attitudes that frowned on individualism, consumerism and ambition to a nation that today exalts those same qualities.
The world is in transition from an era dominated by surpluses to one defined by scarcity.
Right now, all that seems to be happening is Barack Obama subordinating his vision to one defined by Benjamin Netanyahu.
"Frozen" reveals a road-map for the journey from being a "good girl" to one defined by self-acceptance and confidence.
As a result a full three dimensional search mechanism is minimized to one defined by a one dimensional arc.
When the antibody is mono-specific to one defined and unique epitope, one has to take into account that such an antibody will still bind to similar epitopes albeit at lower affinity.
