Examples of using Defined by in English and their translations into Turkish
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Serbia," the president said."Everybody has its duties and authority defined by the constitution and the law.
actually it's a space, and it's kind of just defined by a line of buildings on either side.
A series of matrices called PAM matrices(Point Accepted Mutation matrices, originally defined by Margaret Dayhoff and sometimes referred to as"Dayhoff matrices") explicitly encode evolutionary approximations regarding the rates and probabilities of particular amino acid mutations.
on the position x{\displaystyle\mathbf{x}} of a particular material point, but also on the local orientation of the surface element as defined by its normal vector n{\displaystyle\mathbf{n.
A certificate chain(see the equivalent concept of"certification path" defined by RFC 5280) is a list
a note that he/she has not contracted a contagious disease despite coming from an area affected by a pandemic, as defined by the information of the Ministry of Health.
Stereotypes are often defined by exceptions.
Our lives are defined by opportunities.
People are defined by three things.
Our lives are defined by opportunities.
An angle defined by three points.
And men are defined by their money.
All is not defined by binary constructs.
We're not defined by our pasts.
The history of man is defined by war.
Why would you be defined by family?
You basically said Marilyn was defined by men.
Powerful men are defined by the risks they take.
Powerful men are defined by the risks they take.
Our world is defined by the pace of change.