Sentence examples for define after from inspiring English sources

Maybe so, but historians do sense they are seeing a shift, the kind of "midcourse correction" that Mr. Obama promised, but did not define, after the midterm races.

In order to illustrate this, in this paper we try to analyze of one of the bloodiest accidents in history in a chemical plant, occurred in Bophal, India, the night of December 2 to 3, 1984, with the aim to understand its origin and development until the final disaster, and define, after all, whoever has greater, and whoever lesser, responsibilities.

Choose the beads in sizes that are easy to cover; in other words, not too small and it's probably a good idea to avoid beads with odd shapes, as they may be harder to define after being wrapped in fabric.

Heat is defined, after all, as the random movement of atoms.

Finally, the color for the red box is defined after the pound symbol.

L. 104 105, § 215(a)(2)(C)(i), inserted "(as so defined)" after "government-guaranteed loans" in subpars.

The transiently chaotic dynamics are defined after the energy function is constructed by a penalty function approach.

There is currently no consensus on how success should be defined after medical management of first-trimester missed abortion.

To resolve this, an alternative performance index is defined after converting the FDI problem to a standard control problem.

The equations representing the additive resistances to flux were defined after a systematic review of the available literature.

Such input energy can be defined after the structural system is specified and the input mechanism is described clearly.