Sentence examples for are defined from the from inspiring English sources

The still-water loads are defined from the ship loading manual.

Nodes and edges are defined from the previous results in constructing the weighted, undirected network.

Types or taxa are defined from the aggregate properties of assemblages.

In the present work, the entransy and entransy dissipation are defined from the thermodynamic point of view.

Plot outlets are defined from the digital elevation model (DEM) and then linked together using a tree structure.

The spatial contexts are defined from the spatial structure, so that it is placed as the primary inference contexts.

They had been defined from the very beginning".

The K.L. was defined from the beginning by its legal ambiguity.

Its culture, as in all Wall Street culture, was defined from the top down, not the other way around.

"Before, nationality was defined from the top," said Matilda M. Guselnikova, deputy chief of the statistics committee in Irkutsk.

But he was defined from the outset by a mix of the tough and the tender that served him well throughout his career.