Sentence examples for universally define from inspiring English sources
In attempts to universally define entrepreneurship, researchers tend to agree on elements such as opportunity, innovation, organizing, creating and risk taking.
Yet it seems worth wondering whether something will be lost in Never-Lost Land, in a world without such a common and universally defining experience.
To return to any place is, associatively or figuratively, to reconstruct any event that happened at that place — especially if it's a personally or universally defining event.
A universally defined mechanism of potential ennoblement has not been established.
While there is no universally defined valued that specifies a 'good detection' system; the values obtained in these experiments need to be placed in context.
It is very common to assume causal factors to predict landslide occurrences in the absence of any universally defined set of factors.
The solution ((mathfrak{Y},mathfrak{Z},mathfrak{K})) is universally defined in the space of the Schrödinger framework, in which the processes have a strong regularity property.
Inadco believes that this is a multi-billion dollar market because a lead can be universally defined by all advertisers and it can occur online (vs. offline) for all advertisers.
The terms 'low carbon' and 'low carbon economy' have not been universally defined; their origins lie in the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) adopted in Rio de Janeiro [13].
Consistency is related to transactions and, although not universally defined, can be seen as the guarantee that transactions started in the future see the effects of transactions committed in the past, coupled with the insurance of database constraints [73 75].
As an example, educational attainment is another variable frequently seen in regressions used by labor economists, either measured in years of schooling (Do we start counting at kindergarten, or pre-school?) or in universally defined levels of education described by the International Standard Classification of Education codes (ISCED; UNESCO 2011).
