Sentence examples for defining around from inspiring English sources

The first Oxford Dictionary of Journalism is published this month.* Its author, Tony Harcup, who teaches journalism at Sheffield university, spent more than two years defining around 1,400 relevant terms, ranging from above-the-fold to zines.

Myers et al. (2008) identified a 13 bp motif (CCTCCCTNNCCAC) that is predicted to be bound by PRDM9 and involved in defining around 40% of all known meiotic hot spots.

On each of these measures, if I examine my own gut feelings, I still have more in common with the Celtic cultures of Britain than with an Englishness defined around public schools and the officer class.

Since political-party platforms are still defined around when and how "universal suffrage" is to be achieved, the constitutional debate distorts and stunts the development of normal, policy-based political competition.

Generation V is, therefore, defined around three key behavioral attributes.

The model is based on a cylindrical coordinate defined around the initial vertical raise.

Of the forty-one formats defined, around two-thirds were used in the literature reviewed.

Dendritic growth takes place outside the diffusion layer defined around the Pt substrate sphere.

Three refinement zones are defined around the train body and the pantographs.

For each voxel, a sphere of a certain radius was defined around this voxel.

Fourth, using inputs generated on flow, watersheds are defined around each stream.