Sentence examples for where it defines from inspiring English sources

Facebook buried these stats in page 23 of the fine print of its Q4 2012 earnings release, where it defines an "undesirable account" as one that "represents user profiles that we determine are intended to be used for purposes that violate our terms of service, such as spamming".

The model first proposed a measure architecture, where it defines the trusted measurement of the user virtual machine into the trust of files in the virtual machine and trusted network behavior.

Barrier is a type of coordination method where it defines a point in the program where any thread that reaches there first has to wait for the other thread's completion before proceeding on.

"Every movie has to have a heart a place where it defines itself and in every movie I've made there's always a scene that does that.

OTX2 is widely expressed throughout the forebrain and midbrain where it defines areas of the rostral brain of E8-E10 mousembryosos.

The DUX4c gene is only present on chromosome 4 where it defines the proximal limit of homology with chromosome 10, and our results suggest it plays a role in FSHD that is uniquely associated with array contractions in 4q35 [8].

The hyperbolic plane is just the direct square of the real field, meaning that its product is coordinatewise, (a, b)(c, d) = (agc, bgd), unlike that of the complex plane where it defined by (a, b)(c, d) = (agc−bd, ad+bc).

Finally, to demonstrate the differences in the composition of TB populations between countries, we plotted the percentage of foreign-born TB case-patients within a country (a surveillance proxy for immigrant populations, which is typically defined as place of birth, except in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Malta, and Poland, where it is defined as place of citizenship as reported in 2006 1010 ).

Where it once defined hypermasculinity, football is now competing in a more sensitive sports culture, one in which women have become more popular than men in figure skating and, arguably, in soccer and in tennis.

Where it is defined, the mapping is smooth and bijective.

Imagine a world where IT is defined as a means to increase margin through people and process productivity gains, rather than an expense to the organization.