Sentence examples for a defining place from inspiring English sources

From the birth of the "Power Girls" to the golden age of supermodels, these paragons of beauty have held a defining place in fashion history.

Among some peoples, such as the Cheyenne and Atsina, each subgroup had a defined place in the circle.

Each player has a defined place in the similarity network, and by virtue of that placement, also has a structured grouping into one of the 13 proposed positions.

For positioning of the AFM tip on a defined place of a large HeLa cell, a simple fluorescent microscope system was incorporated into the HS-AFM system.

Overall, 71.2% had a defined place of usual care and 28.1% subjects had a regular doctor but only 13.7% of these were referred to the ER by a doctor.

In addition the beauty of internet lies in the fact that it allows learners the convenience of studying at their own pace without the hassle of attending classes at a fixed schedule and at a defined place.

Associations between appropriate ER use and having a regular doctor, a defined place for consultation, as well as access to health insurance, have each been described in the literature [ 9, 13, 18, 20].

Thus, Robert Whittaker distinguished between α diversity - that is, the biodiversity at a defined place and time (and he deliberately used the term α diversity to link with Fisher's concept of a diversity index) - and β diversity, which is a measure of how much variation there is in the number and identity of species across space and/or time.

The underpainting is a key phase in the creation process of a painting defining place and harmony in relation to the surrounding objects.

He gained a more defined place in satirical literature as the "Dear Bill" of Denis Thatcher's fictional golfing letters in Private Eye.

Every disease or morbid condition must have a well defined place [ 15]. 'Gout', for example, can be classified under arthritis or metabolic disorders, but not under both [ 4].