Sentence examples for usually defined as from inspiring English sources

Drug companies want blockbusters – usually defined as sales of $1bn.

Working-class voters are usually defined as people without college degrees.

It is usually defined as a mandatory way of redistributing wealth.

Abduction is usually defined as the process of inferring the best explanation of an observation.

The problem usually defined as finding well locations such that maximum profit is achieved.

Mature travelers -- usually defined as 50 or 55 and over -- are the fastest-growing group of consumers in the industry.

Railway facilities are usually defined as stationary engineering structures that constantly influence environment.

Successful surgical treatment is usually defined as restoration of (pain-free) penetrative sexual activity.

"The closing of the conversion is usually defined as the date of the first sale," Mr. Saft said.

A recession is usually defined as at least two quarters in which the national output of goods and services contracts.

Workspace is usually defined as the reachable space of the end-effector in Cartesian coordinate system.