Sentence examples for indeed been defined from inspiring English sources

Circuit and machine metaphors have come to dominate thinking and talking about synthetic biology, which has, indeed, been defined as the "application of rigorous engineering principles to biological system design and development" (Royal Academy of Engineering 2009: 5).

Some mysticism can indeed be defined successfully in terms of the experience or perception of unity with the divine.

Additional attributes can indeed be defined, but they cannot be stored natively in a systematic and standard way.

In oncogene re-sequencing applications, the SCT could indeed be defined in terms of relative contribution by estimating the Limit of Blank (LoB) from a dilution series experiment.

Indeed, 2016 has been defined by a creeping sense of dread that all the progress humanity has made over the past few decades – centuries, if you're feeling particularly doomy – might be about to unravel.

The 'workplace' is a complex personal and social construct and indeed, occupation has been defined as "active process of living" [ 22].

Here is the struggle for identity of a people whose identities have been defined – indeed legislated – by others with often devastating personal cost.

Indeed, LC/A MBL has been defined as a separate entity in the current WHO classification of CNS tumours [ 23].

Indeed, for decades, Silicon Valley has been defined by the tension between the technologist's urge to share information and the industrialist's incentive to profit.

Indeed, expression of IDO1 has been defined as a feature associated with poor outcome in generic DLBCL in one patient series [ 54].

Different forces have different symmetries; indeed, they are defined by them.