Sentence examples for route defined by from inspiring English sources

All of modern NY 446 was originally designated as part of Route 4, a cross-state unsigned legislative route defined by the New York State Legislature in 1908.

In 1908, the portion of the road from the free bridge to Halsey Corners was included as part of Route 6, an unsigned legislative route defined by the New York State Legislature as beginning in Buffalo and ending in Albany.

Irish ships crossed the Atlantic on a route defined by the Allies: a line from Fastnet Rock to the Azores and then along the line of latitude at 38° North.

The identification of a subset of FoxN1 eGFP+ TECs co-expressing the cTEC marker CD205 and the mTEC regulator RANK indicates that maturation of bipotent TEC progenitors includes a potential developmental route defined by the simultaneous expression of markers typically associated with either the cTEC or the mTEC lineage.

One of the routes defined by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has been termed "The Balkan Route," passing from Turkey through Greece to the countries of former Yugoslavia (UNHCR.i.e., 2001).

The two sections combined are only 5.3 km long, but since they use very constricted routes defined by rugged terrain, proximity of coastline, numerous towns and villages, existing dense road network, and further transport corridors reserved for planned lowland railroad between Rijeka and Zagreb, the sections will include five viaducts and three tunnels in addition to the new interchanges.

To quantify community similarity progressively (i.e., year-to-baseline), we designated p as the abundance of the initial community of a route, defined as the average abundance by species for the years 1985–1987, and q as the community of the same route in each subsequent year.

For example, when there are two access routes from the high-energy electron experiment (HEP) to MDP-1, a nominal route path is defined by the onboard software code in the mission network.

The routes were defined by their motive for, and route taken to studying dentistry and in terms of time elapsed between their previous and present degree.

A route of 2,377km defined by a meticulously researched roadbook navigated northwards from Malaga in southern Spain to the northern French Channel port of Caen, exploring scenic byways most often ignored by satnav-obsessed traffic.

A large number of individual routes can be defined by combining the setting of diagnosis, the pathway and the referral route, with 71 distinct combinations identified in this cohort.