Sentence examples for from this defining from inspiring English sources

It will be a paleofuturist party of sorts, showcasing a range artefacts from my personal collection including many items from this defining period.

Presented as a narrated slideshow, "The Drag Explosion, Part Two" builds on Simpson's previous set of photos from this defining moment in drag history, the first of which showcased at the likes of MoMA PS 1, Participant Gallery and the New School.

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Seen from this defined perspective, DDT must be seen as "good," and there can be few arguments about this.

Since the defect typically is a few nanometers from the surface, this defines the minimum distance to its FRET partner.

Apart from this, well defined slug flow generation is a key activity in the development of methodology to study hydrodynamics and mass transfer.

The results from this study define guiding principles for development of commercial water-borne PSAs that can compete with solvent-borne PSAs in high-performance applications.

Departing from this so defined point, we plot the normalized vector of the SE (with the same direction of the resultant vector mentioned above).

The information derived from this work defines the number and relative position of all potentially forensically relevant Y-STR loci, their location within the physical linkage map of the Y chromosome and their relationship to structural genes.

While some decision making organizations have attempted to design methodology guidelines to evaluate the potential risk from this broadly defined group of constituents, risk assessors still face many uncertainties and unknowns.

From this, we define a vertical profile of in situ stress and strength, which constrains the full stress tensor in the lowermost Kumano forearc basin and uppermost accretionary prism (Fig. 1).