Sentence examples for As originally defined from inspiring English sources

The stratotype for the Induan, as originally defined, is the strata above the Chhideru beds and below the Upper Ceratite Limestone of the Salt Range.

The High Himal Thrust is laterally continuous into Sikkim and Bhutan where it also occurs at higher structural levels than the Himalayan Unconformity and Main Central Thrust (as originally defined).

Generally, however, the chamber cantata as originally defined now appears as an occasional by-product of the inclination of many modern composers toward song cycles and the setting of poetry in general.

The term tephra as originally defined was a synonym for pyroclastic materials, but it is now used in the more-restricted sense of pyroclastic materials deposited by falling through the air rather than those settling out of pyroclastic flows.

The preceding illustrates one of the proclivities that are often associated with mathematical thought: relatively simple concepts (such as integers), initially based on very concrete operations (for example, counting), are found to be capable of assuming novel meanings and potential uses, extending far beyond the limits of the concept as originally defined.

For the promise of rapprochement to be realized the U.S. and its allies must look beyond the limited goals of the reset as originally defined towards a strategy of more comprehensive engagement designed to bring Russia into the fold as a cooperative member of the Western security community.

The architecture of the nozzle as originally defined by the patent is represented in Fig. 1.

A third definition of the classes in \ \textbf{PH}\) can be given in terms of alternating time Turing machines (as originally defined by Chandra and Stockmeyer 1976 ).