Sentence examples for a defined aspect from inspiring English sources

The competitor array is an artificially made plasmid DNA in which the competitor templates for the target DNAs in question are arranged with a defined aspect ratio.

Tessa lost a defining aspect of her identity.

Culture is a defining aspect of what it means to be human.

Strong, property rule protection – implemented via injunctions, criminal sanctions and supercomepnsatory damages – is a defining aspect of property.

This wasn't a necessary evil, it was a defining aspect of being a parent – an exercise of self-sacrifice, presence and solidarity with my partner.

A defining aspect of his current vogue is the tremendous range — in age, nationality and artistic styles — of the artists claiming his work as inspiration.

Hate speech has been a defining aspect of the Hungarian right wing since well before the transition to multi-party democracy in 1989.

One important question is whether the newfound fossil species stood upright and regularly walked on two legs, which has been a defining aspect of hominid behavior.

But far more than his predecessors, historians and politicians say, his toughness edged toward ruthlessness and became a defining aspect of his mayoralty.

A defining aspect of Mr. Paddock's life involved gambling, and he hungered for the kinds of rewards that only the Las Vegas Strip could provide.

Also included are photographs of the city's second-line parades, whose jubilant dancing has long been a defining aspect of New Orleans jazz culture.