Sentence examples for being defined in this from inspiring English sources

From humble beginnings it only began to resemble a genuine world event in the fifties, before being defined in this country in 1966 and reaching a glorious peak four years later in 1970.

"We're at a point where Islam is really being defined in this country, and it's going to be through the arts," said Javed Ali, founder of Illume, a Muslim online news, arts and culture magazine based in Newark that serves as one of the central nodes of the Bay Area Muslim American network.

As it turns out, strictly speaking, the receiver is how such things end up being defined in this country, at least as a rule of thumb.

Results were expressed in titer values, the titer endpoint being defined in this study as the calculated serum dilution yielding an optical density of 1.0.

The alternating nature of mean facility-level Hb measurement frequency by month seen in Figure 2B could be the result of Hb measurement frequency being defined in this analysis at a monthly level, whereas the Hb measurement protocols that were actually being adopted by the dialysis facilities were defined in terms of time intervals counted by weeks.

He said that DNA travelled across borders and that the idea that race could be defined in this way was misguided and almost certainly morally flawed.

Unfortunately, by the time Kennedy made this speech, it was already far too late for the United States to be defined in this way.

There are two main reasons: inflation, and the very narrow way income is defined in this proposal.

He insisted that before American troops are committed, "there be a clear and identifiable strategic interest, security interest of this country," adding, "That, to me, remains somewhat to be defined in this situation".

Retractable complexes are defined in this paper.

The second dimensionless group is defined in this work.