Sentence examples for subjects define from inspiring English sources

Joanna Bourke: Democratic institutions and practices only exist as historical subjects define them.

The languages and verbal styles connect, partly because the subjects define a vantage point.

At the same time, the subjects define the mood and sometimes determine the composition of the landscape.

Now when you think [about] it, this is very peculiar because all the other subjects define themselves in terms of the area of inquiry or object of inquiry rather than the methodology.

In contrast, some items of the PADQ seem to be more valid in the clinical settings, where subjects define themselves as psychiatric patients.

Sports science is also to be re-banded as practice-based, but the funding council is sticking with its plans to downgrade psychology and computer software engineering to group C, subjects defined as having "a studio, laboratory or fieldwork element".

Subjects defined recording intensity distinctly for face and hand by using the NRS scale.

Among the research subjects defined for the weather and climate simulation studies, seamless simulations using NICAM have been proposed.

Non-migraine-type headache was found in 71.5% of the subjects considering the questionnaire results, whereas 6.5% of the subjects defined no headache.

The issues covered are enrolling subjects, defining clinically meaningful endpoints, and making the claim that a drug slows the progression of the disease.

Freed from the studio, I observe how the fall of natural light on subjects defines their form, and faced with the elements, like wind and sun, I take multiple photographs of a single subject until I get it right.