Sentence examples for as originally defined from inspiring English sources

"I think it's every bit as rigorous as originally defined," Mr. Levy said.

As originally defined, the kilogram was represented in the late 18th century by a solid cylinder of platinum.

Many of the newest of these interventions are centrally engineered, metal stoves with many parts — not exactly "appropriate" technologies as originally defined.

The stratotype for the Induan, as originally defined, is the strata above the Chhideru beds and below the Upper Ceratite Limestone of the Salt Range.

As originally defined, rational use required that fishing not cause irreversible damage to the greater marine ecosystems of the Southern Ocean and for precautionary catch limits and scientific oversight to be set in place.

The High Himal Thrust is laterally continuous into Sikkim and Bhutan where it also occurs at higher structural levels than the Himalayan Unconformity and Main Central Thrust (as originally defined).

Although core promoter elements were originally defined as only the TATA box and Inr, it is now clear that many core promoters have neither.

More than 20 CRFs have been reported such as CRF01_AE (originally defined as subtype E) or CRF02_AG, recombinations of subtype A and E or A and G, respectively [53], [54].

We avoid the term "familial CJD", as CJD was originally defined as a clinicopathological syndrome which is distinct from e.g. GSS or FFI.

However, ADANET, GENIE3, CLR, C3NET, MRNET, and ARACNE methods, as they are originally defined, take a multifactorial matrix as an input, which is unavailable in this challenge.

Murra described the redistribution principle as "ecological complementarity" that he originally defined as vertical archipelago or "verticality".