Sentence examples for from the defining from inspiring English sources

It frees us, in theory at least, from the defining constraints of being human, and sometimes that freaks us out.

Not only does it rip the series free from the defining third-person perspective, but it also doubles-down with VR implementation.

Four weeks from the defining fight of his career, Ricky Hatton is slouched in a chair in a Manchester City T-shirt, a cup of tea at his feet.

If the requirement that a hormone act at a site remote from the endocrine cells in which the hormone is produced is excluded from the defining characteristics of hormones, additional classes of biologically active materials can be considered as hormones.

With only a handful of notable omissions (he leaves out Eric Allman, for example, the author of "sendmail," an important code underlying the vast majority of Internet e-mail), Lohr gives us the names and backgrounds of the people behind the landmark systems, from the defining projects of the 1950's to today's programmers of the Linux operating system.

This even more monumental work – it's about 75 minutes long - was inspired by Goethe's Faust, and each of the three movements is an epic depiction and conjuring of one of the characters from the defining work of German romanticism: Faust, Gretchen, and Mephistopheles.

All samples were taken in triplicates from the defined experimental plot.

Almost 254 NEA regional bodies look like they came from the defined region in a comparable time interval (0.80 Myr).

In the proposed algorithm, the state variable with the maximum variation is first selected from the defined key variables.

A sound definition of a collection only refers to entities that exist independently from the defined collection.

The simultaneity results from the defined formation conditions for a block as established by the formation of the preceding adjacent block within the package.