Sentence examples for made to define from inspiring English sources

Few attempts have been made to define these conflicts.

Many attempts have been made to define hearing, often with indifferent success.

An attempt is also made to define minimal access interventions and minor surgical procedures.

Finally, a suggestion was made to define the first cracking point of deflection-hardening UHPFRC under biaxial flexure stress.

Two further stop mutants were made to define more precisely the region between 123 and 140 that enhances activity.

There was no clear-cut distinction between the two areas, though constant efforts were being made to define them.

Based on these results, an attempt will be made to define "acceptable" thermal comfort criteria for an underground railway environment.

For Mr. Ippolito, though, the definition of what constitutes a museum is less significant than that an attempt is being made to define an online museum.

An attempt is made to define the situation for the mark in a way that makes it easy for him to accept the inevitable and quietly go home.

An attempt has been made to define Unbalance response assurance criterion (URAC) to check the degree of correlation between updated FE model and physical model.

Attempts have been made to define the conditions leading to the formation of granular zinc deposits from alkaline zincate and zinc sulphate solutions on nickel.