Sentence examples for but it was defined from inspiring English sources
Hassan Hakmoun, from Morocco, led a group including Mr. Shaheen on violin and his flutist, Hassan Saba, playing ney (wooden flute), but it was defined by its second vocalist, Vishal Vaid, who played harmonium and sang in the ghazal style of the Indian subcontinent.
Policies have long had exclusions for racing, but it was defined as a "timed event".
But it was defined just as much on the low end by proliferating freak shows, fireworks displays, minstrel theaters and penny entertainments.
PPH is usually defined as blood loss >500 mL after vaginal haemorrhage [ 13, 15], but it was defined as ≥400 mL blood loss in the studies by Gay et al. [ 12] and Yang et al. [ 14].
The individual, of course, plays an important role, but it is defined more by collaboration than by solitary brilliance.
But it is defined as a potentially hazardous near-Earth object (NEO) large enough to cause significant damage in the event of an impact.
The concept of a mysterious quality known as 'It' is largely irrelevant, but it's defined three times during the film.
Thus, behaves like a variable-binding operator, but it is defined in terms of λ with the aid of the constant ια.
The operation ⊙ is not a law as in the usual sense, but it is defined between elements of ({mathcal{M}}_{sigma}) subject to a convenient condition.
In this case, the electric field distribution, ξ(x), is not screened by the ion concentration in the SCR but it is defined only by the uniformity of the resistance value distribution in the structure.
The definition of a "rare disease" is not clear either, but it is defined by the European Commission as "prevalence of less than five per 10,000 in the Community" [30].
