Sentence examples for defined some of from inspiring English sources

Omnipresent electric guitars eat away at the starkness that has defined some of his best songs.

Crystallographic and spectroscopic studies of the visual pigment rhodopsin and two β-adrenergic receptors have defined some of the conformational changes associated with activation.

He pointed to a gray frame house, an ordinary two-story, with a shingled roof and no sign of the fallen grace that defined some of the houses elsewhere in town.

Night has finally fallen on the visionary and quietly influential five-year project that was BBC Backstage, a collaboration of ideas, experiments and talent that informed and defined some of the corporation's best technology work.

Using novel techniques, her laboratory defined some of the earliest molecular markers of the nervous system and regulators of the nervous system in both Xenopus and the zebrafish Danio.

The Energy Department has defined some of the salts and sludges in the tanks, left over from the production of plutonium for bombs, as "waste incidental to reprocessing;" that means it is not high-level waste, which is covered by laws requiring that it be solidified and put in a "deep geologic repository," presumably Yucca Mountain in Nevada.

The Act itself defines some of these terms.

To say Ms. Ribeiro was cute is to define some of the vivaciousness and joy she brought to every detail.

Not stock photos or airbrushed history or feeble attempts to define some of us as more American than others.

This is primarily a seminar course, although some lectures will be given early to define some of the background material.

"Not stock photos or airbrushed history, or feeble attempts to define some of us as more American than others.