Sentence examples for and has defined from inspiring English sources

He is an international leader in pediatric primary immunodeficiency and has defined a new class of diseases known as natural-killer-cell deficiencies.

When he opened Montrachet there in 1985, he pioneered the style of casual but elegant dining that celebrates high quality and shuns pretension and has defined the downtown experience ever since.

She moved to the UK in 1986 to work in the arts and has defined herself as a playwright ever since, with works including Munda Negra (1993) and Jitterbug (2001).

It means that the antique, palm-sized cylinder of metal 'Le Grand K', which resides in a vault in Sèvres, on the outskirts of Paris and has defined the kilogram since 1889, will lose its special status.

With two-thirds of the Palestinian people still living as refugees, the sense of injustice at being evicted from their land pervades Palestinians' national consciousness and has defined their struggle, even more than the desire to establish an independent state.

Then there was Thierry Noir, a painter who lived by the wall in West Berlin and has defined his own life by paintings he did along a stretch of it.

These are the styles that dominated his architecture and have defined modern interior design ever since.

Fit modelling isn't "fitness modelling" – which is a genre of modelling in which the models look athletic and have defined muscles and very little body fat.

Such bands consisted of 40 to 100 persons and had defined hunting territories, which the men defended against trespass.

These trimers have been selected and engineered for optimal biochemical stability and have defined antigenic properties.

These are the people who fill you with energy, are trustworthy and have defined morals.