Sentence examples for it was defined in from inspiring English sources

Whatever," as it was defined in the show's early days.

The challenge, as it was defined in the days and weeks following September 11th, is bound to change but also probably to grow.

The museum is worth the trip as a homage to the American creation of "stimulating liquor, composed of spirits of any kind, sugar, water and bitters," as it was defined in an 1806 newspaper article on display.

He said that no promises were made beyond what was in the written agreement and that "merger of equals" was a somewhat meaningless term beyond how it was defined in the agreement.

The social norms movement is related to the law-and-economics movement which emerged at the University of Chicago; it was defined in 1960 by Ronald Cease's "The Problem of Social Cost".

The function f is called the warping function on M. It was defined in [12] and we have the following.

When using a fixed topology, each mote knows its neighbourhood because it is defined in the application source code.

"This is part of the war within Islam for how it's defined in the world," she said.

"Our intention is to call the strike zone as it is defined in the book," Alderson said at the general managers' meetings.

I think the semicolon is more easily understood if it is defined in relation to the colon rather than to the comma.

It is defined in terms of metrics created around risk or programme management, but which fail to measure the user experience.