Sentence examples for that's been defined from inspiring English sources

Seen one way, it's just the latest ostentatious project in a country that's been defined by them.

Josh Larson, director of GameSpot Trax, which follows industry trends, said, "I think 2K Sports is looking at ways to differentiate themselves within a sports genre that's been defined by Electronic Arts". Half of the 10 best-selling games last year were sports games, all marketed by Electronic Arts.

Dr Toby Hillman, one of the report's authors from the Royal College of Physicians, said: "There isn't a safe limit for the amount of pollution that's been defined as yet and we know the effects of poor air quality run from cradle to grave.

For starters, the company wants to simplify inside phone sales, giving the team not only a list of calls organized by those most likely to convert, but walking them through a sales process that's been defined by management according to what they believe to be best practices.

That wording is already generating confusion over how it will be applied in practice, introducing yet another obstacle in a process that's been defined by chaos.

Real estate consultant Daryl Spradley said the townhomes will break new ground for an area that's been defined in recent years with apartment construction.

But now at least half of my work is done in studio, and I recognize there's some other thing that's been defining what I do.

Similarly, the second definition attempts to define the class \(\mathbf{N}\) by reference to all classes, which includes the class \(\mathbf{N}\) that is being defined.

From (19) and (20), the average value of, that is,, is defined in terms of as follows: (21).

where is the identity mapping on X; that is, ;, is defined by ; (and then it is a surjective mapping since is surjective) and the functional is defined as.

In [10], we considered (1.1) for, where the values of and are given by boundary conditions, that is, is defined for.