defining造句
91. Telework is here to stay, even though teleworkers and their employers are still defining what it is.
92. A sentence spent defining a word or phrase can make valid the rest of your answer.
93. The emphasis then is on defining that amount which can be consumed without impairing capital.
94. The hard core of a programme is, more than anything else, the defining characteristic of a programme.
95. Norms defining acceptable ways for settling an argument or dispute usually exclude physical violence and manslaughter.
96. Steiner's ludicrous generalizations stem inpart from the very notion of defining cultures and history in terms of a sensibility.
97. The process of describing and measuring variables is in fact a process of defining terms and concepts.
98. You can avoid this repetition by defining a macro which you use every time you want to include the code.
99. Indeed it is extremely difficult to establish any truly satisfactory system of defining the limits of these functions.
100. Defining as the elasticity of substitution in fixed costs, and as the shares in fixed costs.
101. Defining that role is the main purpose of this chapter.
102. This was particularly noticeable among the younger policemen, for whom this imagery seems to be a defining characteristic of their work.
103. The other was that in defining individual teachers' roles, schools were asked to recognize the importance of job-satisfaction.
104. By defining work patterns for each employee, the system knows when to expect attendance.
105. By defining interest in terms of power, Realism gives primacy to political considerations.
106. The child must learn how to learn, for learning is the defining pre-requisite of modern citizenship.
107. The reproducible symbolic visual image became a mode of defining a social area of credit or of power.
108. This search can be further refined by defining minimum profitability, location etc, until a short list of companies is identified.
109. Defining abuse can allow the relative power of the carer to take precedence over the plight of the older person.
110. For in defining any research agenda two pitfalls have to be avoided.
111. These variables are only known locally to the defining procedure or function.
112. The defining elements of Pilkingtons' management culture had been technical excellence and centralism.
113. The defining metaphor for this innovation was the biological cell,(Sentence dictionary) which performs specific functions and communicates with other cells.
114. When defining a dynamic variable you describe what the variable can look like in the Type section.
115. The name of the routine in the defining module interface has an underscore prefixed to the name used in the calling module.
116. The trouble is that one of the defining characteristics of twentysomethings is their cynicism towards advertising.
117. In defining modules in terms of student effort a basis is achieved for comparing arts and science modules with their differing class contact time.
118. As Table 5.3 shows there is a diversity between studies in the age taken as defining the elderly population.
119. In sum, culture provides no secure foundation for defining a national group.
120. The concept of correlations, like that of probability distributions, can be extended to higher orders, by defining quantities such as.
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