Sentence examples for wish to define from inspiring English sources
Before you read the articles, you might wish to define some terms.
A fresh spirit of experimentation, however you wish to define it, reshaped and energized Western avant-garde culture after World War II and it didn't simply spread from New York City to a passive, convalescent Europe and South America.
If we wish to define ourselves as being on the left, then that principle must be the creation of a better society through the redistribution of resources from the wealthy to the poor.
"That we would wish to define the very existence of A.I. in relation to its ability to mimic how humans think that humans think will be looked back upon as a weird sort of speciesism," he writes.
As a first step toward constructing a distinguished ω-complete Boolean model of ℒ1 one might wish to define the notion of truth in ℒ1, as induced by this model.
In a world dominated by commercial films, I feel it is important to keep the medium of cinema alive by making films of this kind because, however we wish to define city symphonies, they offer us vital and vivid records of life gone by.
I am reminded of a helicopter pilot who concluded a matter-of-fact account of being shot down over Iraq by explaining to me that it is not the experience by which he defines — or wishes to define — his life.
In the context of component-based architectures one wishes to define subcomponents of a system separately, including communication within that subcomponent.
We also wished to define a patient population in which the cesarean delivery rate would be more reflective of individual practice patterns than of obstetric or medical risk.
The information derived from the present work is valuable, especially if one wishes to define the optimum combination of examined strategies to improve the behavior of an existing direct injection compression ignition engine running under natural gas/diesel operating mode.
"Neil - despite being labelled and to some extent written off as a young man - struck me as a man who defied those who wished to define him," said Mr Bowker.
