Sentence examples for defined by a particular from inspiring English sources

All of us have memorable moments that are defined by a particular song.

Though once defined by a particular community or ethnicity, suburban mosques are increasingly shared by diverse Muslim Australians.

The house was rather special for the neighborhood, although the area is not generally defined by a particular style or even era, Ms. Baldwin said.

As psychologists have found, a prodigy's life is defined by a particular narrative arc — one that often ends, as Ms. Travers's did, with early promise unfulfilled.

They are defined by a particular width (e.g., 32 miles) and also have defined altitudes, which separate air traffic moving in opposite directions along the same airway.

Above all, he gets the way in which one's career, reputation, even sense of self-worth can end up being defined by a particular intellectual approach, so that supporters of the approach start to resemble fervent political activists — or members of a cult.

In their efforts to control the reproductive function of sex and to ensure legitimacy (as defined by any particular culture) there is an underlying fear of sexual energy because of the possible ways sexuality may be expressed by individuals.

The concept of a work of art, she comments, "operates in a rather special way as a universal defined by a spatio-temporal particular, which may itself therefore be regarded as a type-universal" (1958 59, 59).

For my father, too, the disease is defined by a set of particular locations.

An entity's states are defined by describing a particular entity feature, such as channel gating, or phosphorylation site, and an enumeration of the possible states the feature can assume.

The boundary condition is defined by a piecewise function representing a particular case of polymer slug injection.