Sentence examples for already defined before from inspiring English sources

Not to mention railway networks, which were already defined before the end of 19th century; "high-speed" trains were already tested in the 1920s.

Our results provide strong evidence that crucial pathways are already defined before stimulus arrival to efficiently guide information flow, as predicted by the Win2Con framework (Ruhnau et al. 2014; Weisz et al. 2014).

If you've already defined your outcome before you begin, your freedom of creation is already dead.

If youth is too dumb to know people already came before and already defined this stuff, there's a problem".

And it was this divide -- this dislocation really -- that already defined and perhaps doomed them before they had taken their first real steps in South Korean society.

For example, preliminary consultation with potential beneficiaries ('patients and carers') is already defined by most ethics committees as a necessary step before an application can be submitted.

He had barely started to introduce himself before a ruthlessly efficient effort by Team Corbyn had already defined him as a former employee of big pharma and a "Trojan horse" for Blairite revanchism.

Before Facebook came about, sites like Friendster and MySpace had already defined social networks.

Hence, Γ can always be written as (boldsymbol Gamma =mathbf {Q}mathbf {U}_{n}^{T}), where Q is an (N−M ×(N−M) invertible matrix and U n has already been defined before as a basis that spans the null space of G.

These standards are mostly already defined.

Mozart has already brought Don Giovanni to life and Goethe has already defined Faust.