Sentence examples for defined late from inspiring English sources

Her debut album, Raw Like Sushi, defined late 80s London.

The battle between nobles and kings largely defined late medieval politics.

These findings characterize how a virus lacking defined late domains co-opts ESCRT to bud intracellularly.

The hairline of newborn infants is usually indistinct; the familial hairline pattern is defined late in childhood through a process that is identical with that of baldness.

Moreover, whether envelopment of HCV and other viruses lacking defined late domains is ESCRT mediated and, if so, what the entry points into the ESCRT pathway are remain unknown.

In a study published online on Monday in The Canadian Medical Association Journal, the scientists defined late arrival as a delay of six hours or more from the onset of pain to the beginning of treatment.

JAPAN'S electronics companies once epitomised its national power and defined late-20th-century consumer technology.

However, the mechanisms underlying budding of viruses lacking defined late-domain motifs and budding into intracellular compartments are poorly characterized.

In the absence of defined late-domain motifs, K63-linked polyubiquitinated lysine residues in the HCV NS2 protein bind the HRS ubiquitin-interacting motif to facilitate assembly.

From 1962, when he inherited NBC's "Tonight Show" from Jack Paar, until 1992, Mr Carson defined late-night television, and, in part, American culture.

The first major play to put homosexual life at the center of its moral debate, "Angels" covered territory that ranged from Heaven to earth, from the aids epidemic to conservative politics, encapsulating, in its visionary sweep, the sense of confusion and longing that defined late-twentieth-century American life.