Sentence examples for using the first definition from inspiring English sources

Traditional legal or constitutional analysis, using the first definition, has produced a huge body of literature on governmental structures, many of the specialized terms that are a part of the traditional vocabulary of political science, and several instructive classifying schemes.

The last time I looked at the literature on synaptic density, there was some evidence that the second definition made more sense in terms of how cells are actually innervated, but most modelers were using the first definition.

Results were similar for both definitions; therefore, we report results using the first definition only.

We provide estimates using the first definition in Tables 2 and Additional files 1 and 2, and use the second definition in Tables 3 and 4 and Figures 1 and 2. Covariate effects on gestational age-specific mortality were estimated using Cox regression model with estimated gestation at birth as the time variable.

So, the Internet is less likely to have a profound effect on the democratization (using the second definition described by Hindman) of political discourse.

To fix the problem, the city, using the second definition, must negotiate the employment contract with its three top employee associations.

If you use the first definition — that a lot of the energy comes from fusion reactions — then you're talking classic H-bomb.

We therefore used the first definition for the overall QoL score.

Just use the first definition that pops into your head and run with it.

In this paper, we will use the second definition, in which the IBO is defined as follows: IBO = 10 log 10 A sat 2 σ 2 (14).

To capture the short-term migration, we use the second definition in which a person is defined as a short-term migrant if she/he has no registration books and has lived in Hanoi and HCMC since 2008, i.e., have lived in the cities for less than 2 years.