Sentence examples for defined the start of from inspiring English sources

The insta-fashion that so defined the start of the season in New York (the way, arguably, insta-everything so defines modern life) is finding little purchase here.

He said that the scale and rate of change on measures such as CO2 and methane concentrations in the atmosphere were much larger and faster than the changes that defined the start of the holocene.

"That one delivery defined the start of his career, not his entire career.

These recent US attacks broke the relative calm that had defined the start of October and returned us to a number of incidents and victims akin to what the nation suffered throughout most of September.

We defined the start of a circle drawing as the point of maximum displacement in the y-dimension (Fig 1F; [9]).

We defined the start of a trial by the rat's departure from a food well, and likewise we defined the end of trial by the rat's next arrival at a food well.

Crucially, they must also decide a location which will define the start of the Anthropocene.

This means it is powerful enough to climb through the Karman Line, an internationally designated altitude of 100km (62 miles) that defines the start of outer space.

Since doctors, in any event, define the start of a pregnancy as when the egg is implanted in a womb, the small chance that emergency contraception may sometimes work by inhibiting implantation isn't very meaningful — either way, it prevents, rather than ends, a pregnancy.

Each symbol defines the start of a 30-day interval.

The onset of ventricular depolarization defines the start of the pre-ejection period (PEP), which is commonly used as an index of myocardial contractility.