Sentence examples for while he defined from inspiring English sources

Now Dignāga defined things similar to the subject as things distinct from the subject (p) and having the property to be established (S), while he defined things dissimilar from the subject as things not having the property to be established (S).

Berlin called these two conceptions of liberty negative and positive.[23] Berlin's treatment of these concepts was less than fully even-handed from the start: while he defined negative liberty fairly clearly and simply, he gave positive liberty two different basic definitions, from which still more distinct conceptions would branch out.

While he tries to define his videos' rules mathematically, Dextro also employs meditation to better analyze the relationships between moving objects and their underlying physics.

Since then it's become clear that he does a lot more than that, but it has taken him a while to define the job.

The front office has been in a state of uncertainty since Marino's hiring because his authority was never clearly defined while he learned on the job.

I'd been doing this for a while, attempting to define a word for an object or even a concept.

Barry Newman is the hopped-up hero, determined to drive his Dodge Challenger from Denver to San Francisco in 15 hours in order to win a bet (and while he's at it, define his generation).

Dr. Henry, who works in Wesleyan University's office of student mental health, says that, while he helps a patient define issues like anger and resentment, Mr. Pfeiffer's use of prayer helps get past them.

"As president, I will not wait for a green light from abroad when our safety is at stake," Mr. Kerry said this year, while making clear that he would define imminent danger far more stringently than Mr. Bush.

For the longest while we defined ourselves by spectacular public works.

For instance, four of the respondents defined diversity to specifically include gender equality, while nine defined it to include only race and ethnicity.