Sentence examples for earliest defining from inspiring English sources

The rova's earliest defining features had crystallised among the Merina as residences for local rulers at least 100 years before the emergence of the united Kingdom of Imerina under Andriamanelo.

Danes had long resisted the typecasting that had been suggested by her early defining role opposite Leonardo DiCaprio in Baz Luhrmann's "Romeo and Juliet" when she was 16.

Perhaps because the early defining recordings of Mahler's Ninth Symphony, by Klemperer and Bruno Walter, were made by conductors of a certain age, the work is often regarded as beyond the reach of younger Mahlerians.

Kurt Weisenfeld, a professor of physics at Georgia Tech who did some of the early defining work in stochastic resonance, said that Dr. Collins's experiments were a striking example of thinking creatively about possible applications of the phenomenon.

Usually there is some early defining traumatic experience and a crisis or crises in the middle (sex, drugs, any form of addiction will serve) from which one miraculously recovers.

The Court of Appeals had earlier defined New York's constitutional right to a "sound basic education" as learning the competence to vote and serve on a jury.

Through this transport, FcRn serves multiple roles throughout adult life that extend well beyond its earlier defined function of transcytosing IgGs from mother to offspring.

Where ACP i indicates academic performance of a student i.( {mathrm{E}}_i,kern0.75em {mathrm{AGE}}_i,kern0.5em {mathrm{GEN}}_i,kern0.5em {mathrm{INC}}_{i_i} ) are as earlier defined.

The scour gradient was earlier defined as the rate of change of scour with respect to changes in floodplain access at specific locations along the channel.

Here it can be pointed out that the notion of (overline{mathrm{O}} -continuity was earlier defined by Turinici [29] wherein he said that f is ((d,preceq))-cO}} -continuity

Classification networks were trained to predict whether an amino acid was located in one of the nine types of β-turn, as earlier defined.