Sentence examples for using a new definition from inspiring English sources

Is he using a new definition of "civilizing", maybe one of his own composition?

This month the Census Bureau published a preliminary estimate of poverty, using a new definition.

In particular, using a new definition of weak stability boundary, we show that the resonance transition mechanism is strictly related to the concept of weak capture.

Today, Nathalie Williams at the University of Washington in Seattle and a few pals outline the problems associated with mobile phone data and say that many of these problems can be solved by using a new definition of mobility.

Sooting tendencies have been determined for aromatic hydrocarbons using a new definition: the maximum soot volume fraction fv,max measured in a coflow methane/air nonpremixed flame whose fuel is doped with 400 ppm of the test hydrocarbon.

The authors demonstrate that the best way to meet requirements is to define BIM uses using a new definition of the level of detail of information.

Further, the SVMFN uses a new definition of fuzzy density that incorporates accuracy and uncertainty of the classifiers to improve recognition reliability to classify nine digital modulation types (i.e. 2ASK, 2FSK, 2PSK, 4ASK, 4FSK, 4PSK, 16QAM, MSK, and OQPSK).

However, using a new density definition, TRPK, which combines RPKM with the TMM normalization, the length differences between DE and non-DE genes are reduced to a level close to that of the microarray.

Electronics company Sanyo, with the help Madison Road Entertainment, hired eight YouTube stars in March to create videos using a new high-definition Sanyo camera.

In March 2013, the MOH with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCconductedted a cluster survey to assess the prevalence of NS in Uganda using a new consensus case definition, 11 which was modified during the course of the investigation.

The development of new health data using a new case study definition, a new method for describing water quality and a more contemporary approach to analyzing epidemiological data in the NEEAR study presents a significant challenge to reconciling the new approach to the approach that was used over 25 years ago, which differed in the use of these three elements.