Sentence examples for to be defined from from inspiring English sources

The semantic objects allow an extendable model to be defined from a set of well-defined building blocks (adapted from [ 30]).

What a narrowing of the British mind is now looming, if the glories of European culture, from Dante to the Large Hadron Collider, are to be defined from now on as None of Our Business: as foreign muck.

The message is that "legitimate" Egyptian identity is to be defined from the top down: what one looks like, who one sleeps with, and what god one prays to are markers of belonging, and everyone is vulnerable to exclusion.

To achieve this end, protocols were developed, since several parameters have to be defined, from the choice of the metal to the placement and preservation of the prosthesis.

The Cauchy numbers can be said to be defined from the generating function of the degenerate Cauchy numbers of the third kind when (lambda=0).

The linearized model about the equilibrium becomes to be defined from (1.1), (1.2), (2.10) and (1.4), (1.5) by the state vector which satisfies the differential system (2.11).

But George W. seemed to want to be defined differently from the beginning".

Rich Bond, a Bush family friend who headed the Republican National Committee under Bush senior, says, in the Schweizers' book, that W. wanted to be defined differently from his father and that religion was one way he found to do that.

"AUL believes that all human life should be defined from conception to natural death.

For example, it seems natural to hold that mathematical necessity can be defined from metaphysical necessity by restriction.

Moreover, a design force associated to a certain return period can be defined from the time series of the stability parameters.