Sentence examples for first redefined from inspiring English sources

Nearly a century separates me and the women who first redefined standards for what was acceptable for women--the flappers of the 1920s.

We first redefine some basic operations of dual hesitant fuzzy sets, which are consistent with those of dual hesitant fuzzy sets.

First, redefine the constraint Rank(X)=1 as Tr(X)−λ max(X)≤0 and add the penalty for this constraint into the objective function.

In order to explore the facilitating factors and barriers toward the humanization of birth care, one must first redefine the definitions of risk, risk reduction, and risk management within such a setting.

In 1824, Beethoven's Ninth redefined the symphony by introducing text and voice into a previously instrumental genre, thus igniting a debate on the future of the symphony itself.

Second, redefining the humour category to be more inclusive.

Third, redefining the main exposure variable of hospitalized hypoglycemia to be present only if it was the primary reason for admission (n = 92 patients instead of the original 440 patients) led to some attenuation of the association, although it remained statistically significant (aHR 1.55 [95% CI 1.14 2.10]; P < 0.001) (Table 3).

They fought back against cheap digital watches by first redefining Swiss watches as fashion items, with Swatches, and then redefining them as luxury items, with brands such as Breguet, Blancpain and Omega which sell watches for six-figure sums.

As women continue to make gains in the workplace, wouldn't it be easier if men just learned not to be threatened by women with money in the first place and redefined the "trophy" part of trophy wife?

Nancy Silverton: First she redefined the bread we ate; now she's doing the same for pizza.

Second, Mao redefined or replaced key concepts of Marx's theory.