Sentence examples for earlier to define from inspiring English sources
There was a familiar undertone to the exchanges — a clash of caricatures, of reflexes born centuries earlier to define a relationship between rulers and ruled, decades before apartheid cemented South Africa's racial division in 1948.
This meant that the pattern outlined earlier to define the necessary multipliers were not necessary in this particular Set, which made significant modification to the save and load structure possible.
Additionally, experiments were performed in which reactions of 14 with TruD and ThcD were competed with substrates 2 (TruLy1), 8 (TruLy2 RSI mutant), and 15 (PagE6), using the same methods that were employed earlier to define RSI.
Eight years ago, a shaky incumbent took to the airwaves early to define his little known and less liked challenger.
It is probably too early to define identities emerging in those locales.
Others said that it was too early to define the nature of the attack because there was still no way yet to confirm who did it.
The group, one of the earliest to define the smooth, soulful "Philadelphia" sound, won an R&B Grammy in 1970 for its song "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)." Mr. Cain left the Delfonics in 1971 and later helped form the group Blue Magic.
The Obama strategy, he says, has obviously been to spend money early to define Romney, and Romney has decided to let him do that.
As application of this technique is still in its infancy, it is too early to define the precise role.
It is too early to define common estrogen-responsive genes in various animal species; however, toxicogenomics and ectotoxicogenomics provide powerful tools to help us understand the molecular mechanism of chemical toxicities in various animal species.
The majority of the recently identified risk factors are still pending further investigation, and it is therefore too early to define novel biological factors as preventive or treatment targets for osteoporosis.
