Sentence examples for even defined as from inspiring English sources

Before the Brexit referendum, Britain was even defined as an EU member under the influence of Europeanization process (Aktipis and Oliver, 2011; Bache and Jordan, 2006a, b; Bulmer and Burch, 2009; Dover, 2007; Mitchell, 2012; Rosamond, 2003).

Tone clusters have generally been thought of as dissonant musical textures, and even defined as such.

Imprinted genes are often described and even defined as mononallelically expressed in a parent-of-origin specific manner.

There was no pathognomonic image at the chest X-ray: a localized infiltrate resembling pneumonia, diffuse alveolar infiltrates or an interstitial pattern were observed and 14% of the chest X-rays were even defined as normal.

During President Bill Clinton's visit to China in 1998, the two governments even defined their relations as a "strategic partnership".

Conversely, a re-formed band can never recreate the time they chimed with – or even defined – the zeitgeist, as the Roses did in 1989 or Blur did in 1994.

The latter authors even defined modern science as a 'gift economy', and they are absolutely right.

Hybridization was even defined by Mayr as "the crossing of individuals belonging to two natural populations that have secondarily come into contact" (ref. [ 19]: 19]).

Drawn in through the anguish of the persecuted, the reader's gaze is turned towards the society that persecutes: the Europe that cements its identity by excluding, even annihilating, those it defines as different.

However, the function Γ s)Ψ ν (s; 0) is not even defined in the critical strip as the integral representation (1.1) is divergent in 0 < σ < 1.

Thus, organizational process restructuring is most effective when implemented during the retrenchment phase of corporate turnaround, even when defined as stabilizing and growth oriented (Eichner 2010).