Sentence examples for and redefined in the from inspiring English sources

In the UK the word became "chiefly derogatory" according to OED, meaning "excessively affected, quaint or sentimental", and has since been reclaimed and redefined in the US by the indie-music scene.

As in the United States, hip-hop in Cuba is an urban, mostly black movement that in Cuba caught on in the 1980's and was redefined in the 1990's.

Roles and professional identities have been redefined in the community practice setting with a movement towards person centred care [ 16, 33].

The acceptance bandwidth of nonlinear crystal in the high-efficiency SHG is redefined in the paper, and the definition is much closer to the practical application of design.

M34b, a subhaplogroup of M34 has been newly defined, and another subhaplogroup M34a [23] has been redefined in the present study.

Since Classifier and Feature are specializations of RedefinableElement, they can be redefined in the context of a generalization relation.

Police violence has been redefined, in the streets, as both a scandal and an emergency.

The lost features must be redefined in the game environment.

Haplogroup M45 of [45] has been redefined in the study.

(2004) were adopted but redefined in the context of laboratory activities (Table 1).

RedefinableElement represents an element that can be redefined in the context of a generalization.