Sentence examples for defined as it from inspiring English sources

Darkness is a complicated thing to quantify, defined, as it is, by deficiency.

I suppose that certain constraints — the physical realm defined, as it were — give me a sense of concreteness, of dimension in space and historical, personal time.

In the opening of this article "concerto" was defined as it is thought of first today that is, in the sense that has prevailed since about 1750.

The area that eventually became Dumbo often used to be referred to as Two Bridges, defined as it is by the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges.

If "television" is defined as it was decades ago, as the prime-time programs on English-language broadcast networks, it is indeed in deep trouble.

After all, if some students or faculty might see Mory's as representing Yale's elitist bad old days, by almost any measure Yale is surely as much an institution for elites, differently defined, as it ever was.

Then, we show that level 7 of the INES scale is ill-defined as it does not allow to properly take differences in severity between disasters into account.

The first, sharp, nearest-neighbour peak in a-Ge is identical to the corresponding peak in c-Ge, showing that the short-range order in the amorphous form of solid germanium is as well-defined as it is in the crystalline form.

If this condition does not hold, then magnetic field line motion is not applicable, since it is ill-defined as it does not tie to the plasma fluid motion.

In contrast, tumor recurrence manifests as a well-defined soft tissue mass that grows on serial imaging and becomes ill-defined as it becomes more infiltrative [19] (Figs. 19 and 20).

Despite this, the wave remained well-defined as it continued west-northwest.