Sentence examples for had been defined for from inspiring English sources
The game was 20 seconds old and already the night had been defined for the Knicks.
The original AdaBoost algorithm had been defined for classification and regression tasks, with the regression case receiving more attention recently (see [10] for an overview).
It was pivotal because of the impact that it had on entrepreneurs– allowing them to build companies based on a set of new rules, not the old rules that had been defined for them.
After the RODs had been defined for the mouse holder as indicated above, fDOT and PET images were co-registered automatically and the localization of FDG and Sentidye® uptakes were compared directly.
An international symposium was held in May 2009, where the attendees decided on using all applicable rules that had been defined for the RELM experiment (Schorlemmer and Gerstenberger, 2007; Schorlemmer et al., 2007).
By June 2004, indicators had been defined for 7 conditions.
It has been defined, for good reason, by conflict, repression, famine, terrorism and piracy.
Mr Harris added: "Deliveries are expected in 2015 once the final road-going version has been defined for homologation".
From Disraeli to Oakeshott, conservatism has been defined for its distrust of ideology, and a preference for pragmatism, compromise and what has gone before.
