Sentence examples for been defined for over from inspiring English sources
Though the conductor Simon Rattle's work has been defined for over a decade by his adventurous tenure as principal conductor of the great Berlin Philharmonic, he has continued to maintain associations with other important ensembles, especially the Philadelphia Orchestra.
The reconciliation of opposites is, some people argue, part of the Swiss way in a land where political discourse has been defined for over a century by what is called a "Magic Formula" of coalition government uniting parliamentary opponents in a single cabinet run by consensus.
The transcript structure was defined for over 80 genes.
Over-testing was defined for those at low CVD risk as one or more test in the past 5 years for women of any age or men age <35, or two or more tests for men over 35.
How species should be defined for bacteria, and the debate over whether such things exist in a form worthy of the name, have been long and mostly sterile controversies.
The basic reproduction number R h is defined for the following periodic model 44, 45 over high mosquito abundance season [ t A, t B].
Covered adults are defined, for the public services, as all individuals over 18 years of age residing in Porto Alegre, and for the complementary service as adults covered by family medicine teams of the CASSI in Porto Alegre.
Mathematically, the multitapered power spectrum of a time series is defined for a given frequency as an average over all repetitions and tapers: where is the discrete Fourier transform of the product of the measured time series sequence { x n(t), n = 1, 2, …, N} with the k-th Slepian taper, denoted w k(t).
Two time periods were defined for analyzing potential trends of the quality of answers over time.
A big defeat is defined, for this occasion, as Mr. McCain's 19-point victory over Mr. Bush.
