Wales is, to some extent defined, by its rugby.
But it's this delusion that, to some extent, defines us.
Hofmannsthal was a sophisticated dramatist, part of the astonishing Viennese pre-first-world-war intellectual scene – Sigmund Freud, Joseph Roth, Stefan Zweig – which to a large extent defined the 20th-century mind.
This is, he points out, a festival that is to an extent defined by its 68-year history and by its infrastructure and venues.
This is the growing appreciation that our personality, skills and memories are to some extent defined by the connections between neurons.
Sometimes, and of course the Middle Ages to some extent defined by this, the Church will have what look like secular powers.
Several researchers said the atlas's authors may have confused ice thickness with ice extent, defining the ice sheet margin at 500m high (the contour) and colouring brown and pink anything below 500m.
A signature of the Brooklyn skyline for at least 130 years that has transfixed residents and, to an extent, defined the waterfront, it has nonetheless resisted all efforts of developers, public officials and community stewards to reclaim it.
The Federal Power Commission would exercise jurisdiction over matters in interstate and foreign commerce, to the extent defined in the Act, and local matters would be left to the state regulatory bodies.
The complement fixation antibody titer is the reciprocal of the highest dilution of serum that prevents lysis of target red blood cells to the extent defined by USDA protocols (endpoint dilution of 1 32 = antibody CF titer of 32).
