Sentence examples for defined moments from inspiring English sources
Cultural possibilities have multiplied as a result, but the change also means fewer cultural moments, as traditionally defined — moments in which a large community undergoes a formative simultaneous experience.
While breathtaking records have defined moments at the Games -- Bob Beamon's long jump in Mexico City (29 feet 2 1/2 inches) and Michael Johnson's 200-meter race (19.32 seconds) in Atlanta -- the medal podium has long been a political stage, too.
Translation consists of four phases that can only be understood as overlapping moments in a continuous process with multiple voltages and not as clearly defined moments that together give rise to a final moment.
To activate the N-pathway at defined moments after pI division, hs-Nintra pupae were heat shocked under visual control (Fig. 3).
Using a HS-numb line, we overexpressed Numb at defined moments during the life of the secondary precursor cells and we determined the proportion of transformed organs harbouring exclusively inner cells as a function of the time of HS application (Supporting data Fig. S5).
It remains unknown whether functional monocyte heterogeneity in atheromata arises from divergent stimuli encountered by infiltrating but uncommitted macrophage precursors, or whether functionally committed monocyte subsets accumulate in specific lesional niches, or at defined moments of plaque evolution, to influence plaque growth or stability.
Corporate chieftains love "defining moments".
These were defining moments for me.
One of those defining moments is the Popsicle Hotline.
This nation has reached another of those defining moments.
