Sentence examples for defining sight from inspiring English sources

It was the first to be held since the Second World War and its defining sight was a gigantic structure called the Atomium, 300 feet high and built to resemble the unit cell of an iron crystal: a symbol of the connectedness of nations.

He recounted how the 8 ornithologists, representing 8 institutions in Cuba, the US & Kenya, saw the ivorybills 8 or 9 times(depending on how one defines a sighting)for a total of about 1 minute.

Nehate and Rys [10] described a methodology to define the available sight distance using Global Positioning System (GPS) data by examining the intersection of line of sight with the elements representing the road surface.

Piano's piazza is defined by its complex sight lines around the rest of the collection and to the street outside.

The water is a defining characteristic, in both its sight and sound.

How can the concrete meaning of the ambiguous and theoretical concept of sustainable development (SD) be defined and implemented, without losing sight of its fundamental principles?

In a caption he defines romantic sublimity, remarking that the sight was both 'beautiful and terrible'.

Sight threatening retinopathy was defined as any eye having Severe NPDR, PDR and Macular edema.

Table 3 shows the sensitivity, specificity, and predictive values for identifying "sight threatening conditions" as defined in the methods above.

For those used to local hostilities – sometimes defined by postcode – it was an unprecedented sight.

Once you've defined your North Star Metric, never lose sight of it!