Sentence examples for were redefined by from inspiring English sources

It is particularly fitting that while the winning blows were struck by the veterans Ben Zobrist and Miguel Montero, while the actual scoring runners were Albert Almora and Anthony Rizzo Zobristst and Montero's entire careers were redefined by those two moments last night.

Once the leg positions were redefined by the user in a frame, that frame was used as another initialization point, and automatic tracking again worked forward and backward in time from there.

Later, these terms were redefined by Dinkova-Kostova and Talalay [ 281] who described two types of small-molecule antioxidants that protect against cellular oxidative damage [ 282, 283].

More specifically, the subscales of the SIB were redefined by performing a factor analysis of the individual items, as opposed to starting with the previously defined symptom domains.

The coding frame was then revised and adapted as new themes and codes arose from the data and existing themes were redefined by the current study [ 26].

> -wrap-foot> Among the 554 ChIP-seq peaks that were originally detected by PASS, three peaks were redefined by our method at shifted nearby locations (Fig. 5A).

The rules of the game have been redefined by technology.

I think cooking is being redefined by our generation; cooking keeps reinventing itself.

The legislative districts are redefined by a special commission after each federal census.

What other units have been redefined by scientists since the 19th century?

The whole concept of disaster recovery planning and corporate succession planning has been redefined by this.