Sentences with phrase «defined as instances»

Serial attacks were defined as instances of a dog injuring someone after having injured a person or an animal on a previous occasion.

Rampage attacks were defined as instances of a dog attacking multiple people or animals during a single incident.

Accidents, which are defined as instances when the vehicle's airbag needed to be deployed, were that much lower compared to when humans are driving.

Not exact matches

For instance, Tinder defines itself as a «social app for meeting new people.»

For instance, you can break it down by device or placement you want to show up for (e.g. news feed or right column), you can define more demographics such as income, liquid assets, ethnicity, the type of car people drive, the household composition and much more.

In a recent speech on Indigenous issues at the United Nations, for instance, Trudeau said to make progress First Nations must take «a hard look at how they define and govern themselves as nations and governments, and how they seek to relate to other orders of government.»

For instance, the «Final Statement on «the International Consultation on Mission and Unity»», a consultation jointly sponsored by the NCCI and the Gurukul Lutheran Theological College, defines mission as «a process of ethical transformation characterised by the availability of justice, freedom and dignity for all.»

The distinction arises because in some instances a group of occasions, such as, for example, a particular enduring entity, could have retained the dominant features of its defining characteristic in the general environment, apart from the structured society.

Level 5 thus represents a clear instance of intuitive judgment as defined in Whitehead's system.

For instance, in the recent three - and - a-half-year study of effective Christian education, the research was conceptualized in terms of an assumption that «maturity in faith» can be defined as integrated faith.

I recall an instance at a big conference here some years ago where a Christian musician I respected (although we have some pretty different views on some issues) refused to be cornered by a line of questions (framed more like an interrogation) which would have made him espouse the party line on spirituality as defined by those running the event.

It is equally easy and false to take a docetic view of revelation: to suppose that the content of the scriptures, for example, is, just simply, the thoughts of God, the human writers contributing no more than a pen for God to write them down with; or to imagine that a person or a group of people or an institution can, as it were, throw a switch from time to time and become a transmitter of revelation from an external divine source: a group of bishops, for instance, when assembled in council, or a pope when defining a dogma ex cathedra.

Class2 Dead sea scrolls, commentaries on Isaiah, Hosea, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah psalm 37, historical jewish messianic theology is foundational to biblical definition as for instance many symbols are clearly defined repetitively and ignored.

On the assumption that all regions include other regions, if a region is such that given any two of its member regions one includes the other nontangentially and there is no «smallest» region included in all member regions, no ultimate real region to which all regions can be shrunk, towards which they converge, the region meets the criteria specifying it as an abstractive set of regions: a nest of regions including regions including regions..., all approaching an ideal limit which defines the set by being the ideally simplified instance of its properties.

A fair number of research studies have found that sleep deprivation (usually defined as less than five hours of sleep a night) can affect hunger levels and, in some instances, even food choices.

Hauck et al [53], for instance, included parents and other carers in the same bedsharing category in her study of bedsharing in Chicago, while the ECAS (European Concerted Action on SIDS) study [54] defined bedsharing as sleeping with one or both parents.

The share they were defending is defined as share of all seats that were either up for election or abolished, so the measure takes some account of boundary changes, but assumes that there was no instances of seats being abolished for territories without new elections.

To that end, campaigns often make it very clear where money is going, for instance raising funds for a particular stated task such as running TV ads or supporting grassroots organizing in a defined area.

In this study that analyzed data from more than 5,580 middle - aged Latin American women (mean age, 49.7 years), the cause - and - effect relationship was flipped to determine whether greater abdominal fat (defined as waist - to - height ratio in this instance) could increase a woman's chances of developing anxiety.

Intelligence is often defined as the ability to find connections between existing entities — understanding that a key goes in a lock, for instance.

We define these cases as distinct from instances of selection on standing introgressed variation (SI), in which an introgressed haplotype initially segregated neutrally and subsequently underwent positive selection.

In general, terms and acronyms should be defined or explained on first instance in an article so as to not presume prior knowledge on the part of the readers.

If you're for instance wearing a faux fur top that is quite fluffy, you should pair it with defined pants as it'll give a nice balance.

The three films in question were shot over three consecutive years (released in 1974, 1975, and 1976), and they all star Wenders» favorite actor, Rüdiger Vogler, as an itinerant lost soul, traveling across Germany (plus America, in one instance) in search of something that's never quite defined.

The movie always appeared crisp and well defined, as I noticed virtually no instances of softness or fuzziness.

Just cause includes, but is not limited to, the following instances, as defined by rule of the State Board of Education: immorality, misconduct in office, incompetency, two consecutive annual performance evaluation ratings of unsatisfactory under s. 1012.34, two annual performance evaluation ratings of unsatisfactory within a 3 - year period under s. 1012.34, three consecutive annual performance evaluation ratings of needs improvement or a combination of needs improvement and unsatisfactory under s. 1012.34, gross insubordination, willful neglect of duty, or being convicted or found guilty of, or entering a plea of guilty to, regardless of adjudication of guilt, any crime involving moral turpitude.

It did not, for instance, specify the minimum number of young people that would constitute a subgroup (a factor known as the n) when reporting on student performance, or specify that SWD would need to be part of the calculation for school completion rates, or define a host of terms and timelines.

For instance, in March 2012, nearly 60 percent of readers browsed — defined as exploring the catalog without a targeted search term — public library ebook collections to discover new content.

For instance, every linguist and dialect coach (notice I didn't say ACCENT coach) defines a dialect as the variances in speech (including syntax, common, colloquial expressions as well as the differing ways they are pronounced)-- something every person on the planet who doesn't know better will call an «ACCENT»; i.e., Southern accents when compared to a Mid-West accent when compared to a general Brooklyn accent.

Its value is one or more space - separated terms stemming from external vocabularies associated with the document instance, as defined in Vocabulary Association.

In addition, multiple instances of a complete work can be delivered in a single EPUB Publication by defining multiple rootfile elements in the OCF container file (as described in Container — META-INF/container.xml [OCF301]-RRB-.

In addition, multiple instances of a complete work can be delivered in a single EPUB Publication by defining multiple rootfile elements in the OCF container file (as described in Container File (container.xml)[OCF 3.1]-RRB-.

Mutual Fund Sector or sectors are generally defined as an area of investment that is particularly and not necessarily classified in other areas or instances.

For instance, many people define their short - term expenses as monthly bills, school clothes and supplies for the children, personal property taxes, car maintenance, vacations, and other costs that must be covered within the next few months.

They may also be defined as a percentage over the start rate — for instance, five percent over your start rate.

Organizations like these are better defined as «limited access» shelters because they have the option of turning away animals for health, behavior and in some instances cosmetic reasons.

Twisty Little Passages, for instance, defines the formal properties of interactive fiction within a historical context, which allows for an understanding of the evolution of interactive fiction as an art form.

In placing man - made materials, such as mirrors, next to elements, for instance stones sourced in Wales, Ufan seeks to define art as a casual encounter between the natural and artificial.

For instance, Self Born, 1949, while taking full advantage of the «drip, blob, and spatter» method used by Jackson Pollock and Robert Motherwell, among others, went one dramatic step further by employing these devices not against the kind of flat, implied space that existed in Pollock's and Motherwell's canvases but within the infinite, clearly defined atmospheric space also found in the works of such Surrealists as Dali and Tanguy.

Different hard - to - classify movements materialised and were defined by Lucy Lippard as «Eccentric Abstraction», or, for instance, Post-minimalism and phenomenological and performative practices inclined towards ritualism, animism and the body.

The Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) presents Meleko Mokgosi: Acts of Resistance, an exhibition that includes a suite of new paintings by the artist that examines the idea of resistance, defined by Mokgosi as any instance in which a subject refuses to give in to the oppression of her or his spirit.

For instance, Hansen & Lebedeff, 1987 defined a station as being «urban» if it was associated with a town with a 1970s population of at least 100,000.

Milanovic's saying in the infinite scale of time and infinitessimal scape of space there will be instances of climate inappropriate to predictability by statistical methods, but the mathematical basis of this claim is so ill - defined as it itself will produce no other framework of understanding.

It might include for instance water stress in specific area — with defined consequences such as on biodiversity, fire, security or civil society — at either global or regional scales or both.

It might include for instance water stress in a specific area — with defined consequences such as on biodiversity, fire, security or civil society — at either global or regional scales or both.

For instance, you could define the climate warming impact over a 100 - year period of 1 million tonnes (Mt) of methane as being same as if you'd released 25 Mt of CO2.

The International Energy Agency, for instance, defines access to modern energy services as minimal household access to electricity (enough to, say, charge a cellphone, a couple of light bulbs, and a small computer).

To me it patently absurd that the interaction of component parts of the Earth system evolving both temporally and spatially should not be defined as a chaotic system — as has been discussed for decades now and confirmed for instance in the recent Royal Society climate summary.

In this instance (NCEP Reanalysis), the dramatic decrease in tropical specific humidity (their Figure 3 center) appears to extend into and dominate the midlatitude changes, as defined by the authors.

For instance, what defines an «ice age», as related to geologic time.