Sentence examples for visibly defined from inspiring English sources

While the division has taken on global aspirations, nowhere are its goals so visibly defined as in downtown Los Angeles; an article in The New Yorker from January about Mr. Anschutz was headlined "The Man Who Owns L.A".

But it is the nightly traffic in food, drink, conversation and music that most visibly defines the Samovar.

It visibly defines one corner of the north pool of the National September 11 Memorial and Museum and, therefore, one corner of the outline of 1 World Trade Center — a void left in the city fabric after the attack of Sept. 11, 2001.

Regardless of the grand jury's decision in the tragic death of Michael Brown, it was assumed that physical violence and the destruction of property would visibly define a community's response.

Images of Messi, visibly crushed, defined a game that was Argentina's to lose.

On the semi-simulated dataset, real cell-line [ 33] and prostate cancer samples [ 34] the median signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) improvement with respect to typical regression ranged from 1% to 4% (Additional file 1: Figure S9), with a maximum improvement between 27% and 77%, where 2% already yields a visibly more defined density map (see Figure 2).

Former Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean said Wednesday that the Tea Party's rise to political potency has been driven by the movement's older, white members who are both fearful of and resistant to growing diversity in the United States, a trend defined most visibly by the election of the first black president.

According to that instruction, lame piglets or piglets with visibly swollen joints were defined to suffer from arthritis and should be parenterally treated with antimicrobials.

Some speakers suggested amendments that would ease the penalty for violators or replace the word "ostensibly" with "visibly" to better define prohibited symbols.

Lameness and/or visibly swollen joint(s) were defined as arthritis, and affected piglets were treated parenterally with antibiotics.

Will the incoming new team members willingly and visibly commit to credibly meet those defined expectations?