Sentences with phrase «alternate definition»

Part of completing the projects involved interviewing a number of potential «users» of their design, spending time considering alternate definitions of the problem, and brainstorming potential solutions.

simply by replacing the popular definition of «faith» and «belief» — the one that includes irrationality and James calls «dead faith» in his letter — with an alternate definition that does NOT include rationality and that James calls «living faith.»

However, using an alternate definition, some have speculated that this «Universe» is just one of many disconnected «universes», which are collectively denoted as the multiverse.

Anyone with an alternate definition is, to put it simply, wrong.

Stress is the alternate definition of Life ~» How many of us have undergone this persisting emotion and submitted to life's agony?

The most recent reauthorization of IDEA allows an alternate definition of students with learning disabilities to include children who continue to fail even after the use of scientifically proven interventions in their deficit areas (National Center for Learning Disabilities, 2009).

However, «Flatlands,» a tight selection of millennial painters, toys with an alternate definition of flatness as an expression of 21st century anomie, conjuring «a sense of space that is dimensionless and airless.»

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Courts may follow the definition that the squatter knows the property belongs to someone else or an alternate definition that the squatter was unaware someone else owned the property.

An alternate definition by Sen (2000) proposes that inclusion is achieved when the society enables all members (children included) to participate meaningfully, experience equality, engage in social experiences and achieve wellbeing.