Sentence examples for we would define from inspiring English sources

Can existing robots reason and learn, in a way that we would define as "intelligence"?

But ancient Egyptians never wrote history in the way that we would define it.

In fact, if we think of the convulution of u_1 t) with itself k times, then logically we would define that as u_k(t).

Mental life was something we knew very little about, and when something was imperfectly understood it was quite likely that we would define its structure imperfectly, too.

Yes, he was fighting in the north in Kashmir, but at the top of the play, he hasn't done anything that we would define as terrorism.

"It is our position that if in 2011 the Bush tax cuts expire, we would define that as a tax increase," said Mr. Obama's chief economic adviser, Jason Furman.

Not altogether untrue, even though we know that hearing loss can occur at any age, and over 50percentt of Americans with hearing loss are between the ages of 45 and 74, which may be on the older end for the tech industry, but hardly what we'd define as elderly.

"We'd defined ourselves as the best power Mosfet company in the world," he says.

Many people, we suspect, would define collaboration as any situation where people work together in a coordinated way to achieve common objectives and would include highly specified and synchronized coordination, such as traditional assembly line operations.

The idiosyncratic behavior of Google stock from the time that we purchase it to the time that we sell it would define Yale's returns.

The legal framework we are proposing would define the rights and responsibilities of the different stakeholders involved in TB treatment and control.