Sentence examples for been defined by us from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the rate of vermicast production can be increased further by employing a larger number of earthworms from the outset - up to a limit that has been defined by us earlier as the 'highest sustainable earthworm density' [11],[11].

A measure for different degrees of symmetry breaking and restoration of new symmetry of conditions has been defined by us and called "K".

We must learn the lessons of what happened after the 2010 election and make sure our economic policy is defined by us and not by the Conservatives.

The are the characteristics of realistic dataset which are defined by us as follows: In the realistic environment, the user has different types and brands of a smartphone.

These conditions were defined by us as a priori potential confounding factors, based on previous findings in the literature, and biological considerations.

To be convenient, three clusters were defined by us as days 0, 1, 2, 4 for the early stage, days 8, 10, 12 for the middle stage and days 14, 17, 21, 28 for the late stage.

"The relationship has been defined by violence — against us," he said.

Here's a proposition for our consideration: that literature has long been defined by, or let us say, been recognized by, its resistance to history, its independence from time; an impulse to speak beyond its time (if also, of course, and crucially, to and about its time).

It's been defined by legal precedent.

In the most general of terms, it's a community whose membership is defined by an "us" and a reflexive exclusion of "them".

Despite its image as a purple, loopy purveyor of fun, Yahoo is defined by an us-against-the-world fervor and a confidence that verges on arrogance.