Sentence examples for is so defined from inspiring English sources

The book provides scant glimpses of Mr. Weill's life outside the office, perhaps because he is so defined by his job.

The architect Will Alsop describes his happiest place: "Being alone by a quiet building that is so defined by its context, in a place that is so defined by time, direction and weather conditions, gives the opportunity for contemplation, reflection and timelessness, all of which can be fragments of happiness".

A family is so defined if all children have been back in school for a year when they were previously truanting or excluded, and youth crime and antisocial behaviour has been significantly cut across the whole family.

The mean activity coefficient γ± is so defined that it approaches a value of unity at very low molality where the ions are so far apart that they exert negligible influence on one another.

The third criterion is so defined that the particle estimation of the first derivatives in stable field should be zero.

The dimensionless objective function is so defined as to comprise both a cross section area and a maximal allowable bending moment.

My head, my arms — and they were so defined it was crazy.

For heroines of the Jane Austen ilk to be so defined would have been gratuitous.

Any objective that can be so defined, he said in a recent interview, is appropriate.

Her biceps were so defined that other parents began to ask if Jordyn lifted weights.

There was this incredible sense of life missing from that landscape that's so defined by these creatures.