Sentence examples for closer defined from inspiring English sources

Rudolf Simek says that Sága should be considered "one of the not closer defined Asyniur" along with Hlín, Sjöfn, Snotra, Vár, and Vör, and that they "should be seen as female protective goddesses".

In addition to already adopted strategies, we plan to adopt the standards that will closer define fostering service, and we also plan to start a campaign to raise public awareness about the benefits and importance of foster care," Numanovic said.

Close defined it as "a melding of the brains," and likened it to "Inuit Indians who place themselves in a group trance to attack a polar bear".

While most private sector employers have closed defined benefit schemes to new members, such schemes remain common in the public sector.

The main problem with closing defined benefit plans is that the demographics within the closed plans change quickly.

In this study we investigate the light signalling machinery of T. reesei at a genome wide level upon growth on cellulose, which is the closest defined carbon source to what T. reesei encounters in its natural habitat.

Wagner is its historical starting point, the Second Viennese School of Schoenberg, Berg and Webern its close, defining an era in which all the certainties of 19th-century music were eroded away, as romanticism slid into expressionism and the foundations of tonality began to crumble.

The Australopyrum elements yield 81 close matches (with "close match" defined here as a sequence that covers 85 100% of the query sequence with 85 100% identity); this is the largest number of close matches obtained.

As well as closing stores and scrapping new developments, he has shut the company's headquarters in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, closed the defined benefit pension scheme and axed dividend payments.

It is also in talks with unions about plans to close its defined benefit pension scheme.

Independent pension consultant John Ralfe said: "Closing the defined benefit pension scheme to all members is an easy way for the new Tesco management to save around £250m a year, boosting operating profit by 10%.