Sentence examples for were redefined from inspiring English sources

In effect, poorer towns were redefined as wealthier, and their education aid grants were reduced.

These represent subtle, yet observable, small-scale shifts in how social roles were redefined and materialized.

In 1946 they were redefined as United Nations trusteeships (see Trusteeship Council).

Additionally, the botanical varieties of some accessions among the 320 cultivars were redefined according to molecular data and morphological features.

Furthermore, for oscillatory modes the radical pointer and the importance index of the previous computational singular perturbation theory were redefined.

Five parameters were redefined to clarify their use; two measures and three statistically obtainable coefficients were proposed from geometric hypotheses.

Only one in 80,000 trees grown from seed was a "pomological genius," but those that were redefined what an apple can be.

20 years ago car accidents were redefined which led to safer roads and vehicles, stricter licensing and drunk-driving laws, and a dramatic decline in automobile death rates.

"Troubled assets" were redefined to include not just mortgage-related assets but "any other financial instrument" deemed necessary to stabilize the financial system.

Three quantities of cathode mass gain (CMG), anode mass gain (AMG) and material transfer coefficient (MTC) were redefined for ES-CNCD process.

In 1891, the Factory Act was amended: factories were redefined as workplaces employing over 50 workers, the upper age limit of legal 'protection' was raised, weekly holidays were established, and women mill-workers were brought within its ambit.