Sentence examples for defined from the from inspiring English sources

Six fish assemblages were thus defined from the MRT model.

They had been defined from the very beginning".

The K.L. was defined from the beginning by its legal ambiguity.

The Democratic stance on immigration is now defined from the increasingly impatient left.

The scope of care should be defined from the patient's perspective ("Delivering a healthy child").

Its culture, as in all Wall Street culture, was defined from the top down, not the other way around.

"Before, nationality was defined from the top," said Matilda M. Guselnikova, deputy chief of the statistics committee in Irkutsk.

A healthy threshold can be defined from the healthy donors as 1.32 CTCs/mL (average + 2 SD).

First, the design problem is defined from the real functionalities of the classical solvents.

An envelope of optimum parameters was defined from the bench scale study for this reagent.

The expression of the dynamic parameters is defined from the solution of an Algebraic Ricatti Equation.