Sentence examples for which you define from inspiring English sources

Was the theme of parallax – which you define as "apparent displacement, or difference in the apparent position, of an object,caused by actual change (or difference) of position of the point of observation" – there from the start?

The camera's motion sensitivity can be adjusted in two ways, by setting the degree of activity necessary to trigger an alert and by creating motion zones in which you define areas that the camera's motion sensor ignores.

Then you start building lists off of your user profile, by either importing your Foursquare checkins (it takes awhile to do this) or by manually entering in tips  — which you define by categories like Eating, Drinking, Sleeping, Sights, Shopping or Other.

Improving one's own body image perception is a process that occurs over time and requires shifting the way in which you define beauty and your own self-worth.

She advises making a public proclamation on Facebook in which you specify the criteria by which you'll henceforth be defining people as "friends".

There is a road which you can define in which I am in the middle, but part of my problem is to argue that people should be on a different road.

Just over a year ago, "internet glue" service IFTTT, which lets you define triggers to automate actions associated with your online accounts and services, rolled out a new set of Twitter triggers that complied with Twitter's new rules for developers.

Some of the more interesting features are Spaces, which lets you define up to 16 virtual desktops to place your applications on, to-do lists in Mail.app, and Dashboard service features in Safari.

Click on the "OK" button and now you can use the pictures or images in your email by just typing that particular character which you have defined for them.

State which word you defined.

"The last meeting on that Sunday night only dealt with one tiny, tiny, tiny bit of the whole jigsaw, which is how you define something called 'exemplary damages'.