Sentence examples for appears to be defined from inspiring English sources
Indeed, I'd go further and say that the same is true of some films, not least the ongoing Twilight saga, which appears to be defined, ruled and ultimately assessed by an army of teenage girls who are more powerful than any Hollywood producer.
The first principal component appears to be defined by correlations of G and GD vectors with MVcov and MVeu vectors, and the second one by correlations of G and GD vectors with VTcov and VTeu vectors.
In Ssol, the finger loop appears to be defined and collapsed inside the hydrophobic groove, thus its M domain adopts a "closed" state where the finger loop folds back in the signal-binding grove shielding it from the solvent.
All too often biology education appears to be defined by trivia an impression that can alienate students from what is an inherently highly personal and intellectually fascinating subject.
To gain further insight into how the 5' end of the 19-mer processing product is generated, we examined the relationship between the size of short products whose 3' end appears to be defined by a piRNA-guided cleavage event and the size of the guiding piRNA.
Paul Griffith writes that classical music appears to be defining itself now as music to relax by ["To Listen, Perchance to Sleep," April 14].
Now the party appears to be defining itself again by anger, fear and loathing; the grumbling has flared up, the soundbites seem relentlessly negative, the spin often crudely dismissive.
Hence, the difference in predation risk by piscine predators appears to be defining feature differentiating marine and pond populations in focus of this study.
It's doesn't appear to be defined anywhere, Mr. Shannahan said.
Like us, whales appear to be defined by the way they speak.
Mozart appeared to be defined by his giggle; the emperor Joseph II – the most powerful monarch of the second half of the 18th century – simply repeated his catchphrase ("Well, there it is!"); and Mozart's wife, Constanze, used words such as "delish".
