Sentence examples for which defines the from inspiring English sources

This well-defined hydrophobic core, which defines the death domain fold, is conserved throughout the entire DD superfamily.

The retail part, which defines the basic form of the street, is largely finished and occupied.

"The culture which defines the place is an amalgam of East and West," he said.

Not so, says the United Synagogue, which defines the eruv as "a positive precept" of Jewish law.

City officials prefer Capitol Riverfront District, in a nod to the Anacostia River, which defines the area's southern edge.

Opera acquired the intricate mixture of elements — élitist, populist, dignified, demented — which defines the genre to this day.

This is the site of the planning dispute which defines the struggle for the soul of Milton Keynes.

"It's part of that which defines the Huntersville area and makes it unique until itself," she said.

The constitutional provision permitting the suspension of habeas corpus appears in Article I, which defines the power of Congress.

The deliberate awkwardness which defines the brand was evident as soon as guests arrived at the show on Sunday night.

Exposure to social and economic reality will help to redress the sense of entitlement which defines the modern prospect.