Sentence examples for was soon defined from inspiring English sources

The films became thresholds into the Star Wars universe, which was soon defined as much by the merchandising surrounding the movies as by the films themselves.

"La Folie Baudelaire" examines the father of Symbolist poetry as founder and symptom of the contagion that would be soon defined as "the modern".

The use of CA125 for diagnosis and follow-up of ovarian cancer was soon well defined (Bast and Klul, 1983).

Yes-associated protein (YAP) was originally found as a phosphoprotein that bound to the SH3 domain of the Src-family kinase Yes, but was soon shown to define a novel protein-binding module, the WW domain.

The word 'mechanical' had often been used of the formalist approach lying behind Hilbert's problem, and Turing seized on the concept of the machine.Turing's solution lay in defining what was soon to be named the Turing machine.

More was soon to come.

It was soon forgotten.

The approach was soon abandoned.

The types of bioconcentration data required and optional for REACH will soon be defined; this was the subject for the Joint HESI/European Chemicals Bureau/SETAC-Europe Workshop.

Thus, we are soon approaching the days where all cases can be defined by combination of several alterations.

Like HBO, which has spent the last two decades winning over subscribers with really high-quality original content that can only be seen on its network (or, if you're willing to wait, packaged for DVD and Blu-ray sale), Netflix is hoping that it too will soon be defined by shows that users can only see by paying $8 a month for its streaming service.