Sentence examples for defined to a from inspiring English sources
Fernandez, B. A. & Scherer, S. W. Syndromic autism spectrum disorders: moving from a clinically defined to a molecularly defined approach.
This is another Britain, when the working class were more defiant and still defined to a degree by the lingering rituals of community, be it social clubs or trade unions.
Conferences Cash In For decades, the Pac-10 was defined to a great degree by the 10 national championships won by John Wooden's U.C.L.A. men's basketball team and Southern California's success in football.
The modern understanding of this difficulty has been defined to a large extent by an academic article written in 1976 by Michael C. Jensen and William H. Meckling, who framed the issue as a conflict between what they called "principals" (shareholders) and "agents" (managers).
More specifically, we address both the construction of a stochastic model and the definition of a methodology allowing the numerical simulation (and consequently, the inverse experimental identification) of random elasticity tensors whose mean distance (in a sense to be defined) to a given class of material symmetry is specified.
Mr Gorton has long sided with industries that oppose any effort to restore salmon runs if it means changing how the dams are operated.This is a formidable lobby in the Pacific north-west, which has been defined to a remarkable degree by 16 huge dams that blockade the Columbia river and its principal tributary, the Snake.
"Querencia," an offshoot of the verb, "querer," to desire, applies, narrowly defined, to an individual's immediate environs but can also apply to a country.
She is, in short, "kickass", a word she has been trying to define to a German journalist without success.
The real issue is whether we want the federal government to follow many companies and change from a defined benefit to a defined contribution retirement plan.
