Sentence examples for defining figure from inspiring English sources

The greatest, and still defining, figure in the story is Schleiermacher, who attempted to refound theology on a different basis, an appeal to shared human religious experience … This central methodological place for human experience has remained, in different ways, central to the tradition of liberal theology ever since.

Moreover, the ASGPP is plotted for γ ≥ 0 dB, since for γ ≤ -5 dB all the eigenvalues of B = c λ max S R I R I T - R T - 1 + are equal to zero for this particular set of parameters defining Figure 6. Figure 5 ZF precoding based on Subsection 5.4 for the MVU estimator.

Building a career on such girl fighter novelty stunts as a role on a reality TV show and a turn on "American Gladiators," Carano has emerged as a defining figure at a defining moment for her sport, cast as part suffragette, part test case, part marketing ploy and part crossover star.

The FDP has lost a defining figure.

For British climbing, Johnny Dawes, now 47, remains a defining figure.

But the save is the obvious defining figure for a closer, and now Rivera stands alone.

The pivotal, though hazily defined, figure is Guy Littleton, a philanderer allegedly based on Ian Fleming.

What is surprising about both is that their subject, as dominating a force as New York has ever known, is not always a clearly defined figure.

Early historical SLR data are scattered because there are few long tide-gauge records, but from ~1880 the record is well defined (Figure 3c,d).

Moreover, the register file and the tag comparator designed with the proposed circuits respectively show 2.48 and 3 times improvement in the defined figure of merit compared to the counterpart circuits designed with the conventional domino circuit.

An aluminum electrode layer is deposited and dry etched, then the boundaries of the electrodes are defined (Figure 8 j), (k)).