Sentence examples for later defined as from inspiring English sources

Then came Srebrenica, which was later defined as genocide.

The level found – 0.1% – was well below the 1% threshold that UK food regulators later defined as indicative of contamination or adulteration.

The trace level of Horse DNA found in some Iceland burgers of 0.1% was well below the 1% threshold that UK food regulators later defined as indicative of contamination or adulteration.

If he did not achieve that goal, he said, later defined as no more than 3.5m without a job, he would not deserve to be re-elected.Mr Stoiber, who as premier of Bavaria runs one of Germany's most affluent states, will not let him forget that.

The term Jones fracture was later defined as a transverse fracture at the metaphyseal/diaphyseal junction without distal extension beyond the fourth to fifth intermetatarsal articulation [56, 57].

Far from being immune from these unwritten laws, science has actually held an active part in directing and legitimizing them: for instance, in the 19th and 20th century, the scientific claim of racial superiority was popularized by what will be later defined as social darwinism [22, 31].

In it, Leonardo "explores aerodynamics, recognized the need for control, stated the importance of lightweight structures and even hinted at the force Newton would later define as gravity," Peter Jakab, chief curator of the Air and Space Museum, said in a video.

The "Lynchian" style, that novelist David Foster Wallace would later define as "a particular kind of irony where the very macabre and the very mundane combine", would spin wildly out of control in the Dune universe, where the very macabre combines with … the even more macabre.

Their number include Samuel Johnson and Richard Savage, who spent impoverished parts of the 1730s engaged in various "midnight rambles", or what Johnson's Dictionary would later define as "noctivagation" ("the act of rambling or wandering in the night"), and William Blake, whose nocturnal wanderings seem to have been designed to discover the limits of the Enlightenment.

He lived in as a period of intense fascination with the Far East, contributing to the discourse Edward Said would later define as Orientalism.

They underwent real conditions of existential homelessness, alienation, dislocation, and dehumanization that philosophers like Nietzsche would later define as quintessentially modern.