Sentence examples for already been defined from inspiring English sources

Any attempt at explaining myself has already been defined by the stereotypes that circulate around me.

I've had the opportunity to spend time interpreting a place that doesn't feel like it has already been defined and fixed by photographs.

Although the generational cohorts had already been defined, the five-year cohort approach was executed in order to retain a more fine-grained view of the changes in income over time, while retaining statistically significant sample sizes.

The architecture had already been defined; the telecoms corporations and the government can learn whatever they want about you, and there was no way to undo what had been built.

Chris Bannon told Reider, "We had to secure the gate out front, get out with the federal marshals, serve the security person at the gate, secure the gate, and then move into the other critical areas that had already been defined in order to insure the safety and security of the Biosphere and its systems".

The algorithm they came up with allows them to determine the emotion of a speaker by measuring 57 different features of an audio signal against a prerecorded signal that's already been defined by a human listener as, say, "happy" or "angry".

The fate of scarless or scar forming healing may already be defined by the ECM composition, prior to wounding.

A problem, for example, may already have been defined and a policy introduced to address it, but the policy may not yet have been translated into action.

44 Therefore, most investigators attempt to convert the text form eligibility criteria that already have been defined on a protocol to computable criteria at the data collecting stage.

The game was 20 seconds old and already the night had been defined for the Knicks.

If one is building a top platform, some of those primitives may have been defined already, but there is no rule that one must use them.