Sentence examples for which is a definition of from inspiring English sources
Which is a definition of self-protection and of cool.
These two coupled equations were solved with a good approximation which is a definition of a weighted function for moisture distribution.
Irving's comedy trivialises his characters because that comedy is not unique to them; it could have happened to anyone, had they had the misfortune to walk into the same situation: which is a definition of farce.
Age after birth is a measure of the degree of aging in individual, this is termed as chronological age or calendar age, which is a definition of aging as a function of time.
The prevalence of MetS restricted to the non-diabetic population (e.g. according to the EGIR definition, which is a definition of MetS that explicitly excludes diabetes [ 33]) was similar in Seychelles as in several countries in Europe [ 37- 39] and higher than in Japan and Korea [ 13].
With regard to the tissue-specific transcription and reproducible RNA primary structure the human transcribed locus Hs.633957 may be considered "a complete chromosomal segment responsible for making a functional product," which is a definition of a gene according to Snyder and Gerstein [ 28].
When you talk about discrimination, you must always refer to a definition of discrimination, which is a definition that implies unlawful discrimination.
"We have a crisis in this culture right now, which is a limited definition of African-American reality," Mr. Crouch said.
With his trenchant analysis and confessional audacity, he restores to great films their primal shock as revelation — which is a good definition of criticism itself.
But this is a production that succeeds because it shows Oedipus not as the gods' puppet but as a man whose suffering is related to his character flaws; which is a classic definition of tragedy.
It is the first time that GDP in the euro area has fallen in successive quarters (which is a common definition of recession) since the single currency was launched in 1999.
