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| al sex negativity of the American society and | defined a new concept called internalized heterophobi |
| collected and described many new species and | defined a number of new genera, much of his work was |
| ational Lampoon poster, Are You a Nerd? which | defined a whole generation of adolescent social outca |
| dialects, the language standard of BASCODE 2 | defined a library of subroutines that emulated the sa |
| Programming Officer, David Mott stated "We've | defined a few iconic Australian companies. |
| The Treaty of York | defined a border between Scotland and England which i |
| s ranked at #15 in "The Top 30 Characters who | Defined a Decade" list, who called him the best chara |
| Link, Link's employ at Byoir's firm "clearly | defined a point of view and developed working methods |
| Once the variables have been identified and | defined, a procedure should then be implemented and g |
| quite strong in Sweden during the war and had | defined a major part of the 1960s/70s generation, and |
| They | defined a process of created a very durable photograp |
| as changed immensely over the decades, it has | defined a new mission along with a four-year strategi |
| e (became part of the IVI Foundation in 2002) | defined a common structure for so called 'VXIplay&pla |
| lier by Augustine of Hippo and was eventually | defined a dogma by the Council of Trent. |
| published Location and land use, in which he | defined a modelled approach on the formation of land |
| Adams has investigated and | defined a variety of geometric invariants of hyperbol |
| , indicating that he was following Aristotle, | defined a perfect thing as one that "possesses that o |
| Defined a bright prospect by AC Milan coach Carlo Anc | |
| In 1994 Bennett | defined a clade Pteranodontidae, also including speci |
| They | defined a new clade for the group containing both Fut |
| Others have | defined a 'psychic vampire' in the more traditional s |
| Level 2 - Definition At this level testing is | defined a process, so there might be test strategies, |
| W.V. Quine | defined a prime implicant of F to be an implicant tha |
| Exploration in the 1970s | defined a number of roll-front uranium deposits in th |
| or, finding consistent numerical threads that | defined a money system that fairly paid workers, less |
| In the model, Carroll | defined a hypothetical framework used to predict achi |
| Kerwin | defined a breach of the peace as violence or somethin |
| of the Federal Alcohol Administration in 1935 | defined a modest role for the federal government with |
| The court first | defined a general approach to the equality guarantee. |
| Birdlife International has | defined a number of Endemic Bird Areas and Secondary |
| In 2003 David Unwin | defined a clade Dimorphodontidae, as the node clade c |
| amphlet, An Entirely Different College, Hibbs | defined a professional institute as a college or univ |
| In 2004, Cairo and Bishop | defined a classification system for tumor lysis syndr |
| to Text Transformation Language: the OMG has | defined a standard for expressing M2T transformations |
| Jacobs | defined a war wimp as "someone who is all too willing |
| orgian and South Ossetian forces, but it also | defined a zone of conflict around the South Ossetian |
| run under a set of national regulations which | defined a level of modification, was dominated by the |
| The treaty also | defined a mutual defence agreement, allowing Japanese |
| The Book of Common Prayer | defined a middle ground for Christian faith within En |
| Mannheim | defined a generation (note that some have suggested t |
| The OMG has | defined a specific standard for model transformation |
| the VXIplug&play standard, the IVI Foundation | defined a new generation of instrument drivers, these |
| he fluvial cycle of erosion published in 1909 | defined a young, mature, and old sequence in the deve |
| s of each group will advance to the Finals to | defined a champion. |
| The Second One Thousand Years: Ten People Who | Defined a Millennium (editor, 2001) |
| He | defined a lightness index W* by simplifying expressio |
| The treaty | defined Abkhazia's status as a “contractual republic” |
| Defined abortion as the destruction of unborn life af | |
| in a safety factor a finishing temperature is | defined above the recrystallization temperature; this |
| o apex narrowing to points at extremities and | defined above and below by white streaks. |
| In order to fulfill its role as | defined above, the IHR maintains different academic i |
| ht-handed helices are equivalent to the helix | defined above. |
| The map shows the district as | defined above. |
| guage) is a future with blocking semantics as | defined above. |
| orthern Ireland to also secure essentials, as | defined above. |
| name interchangeably with the Gustav Line as | defined above. |
| derlying Grothendieck program of research, he | defined absolute Hodge cycles, as a surrogate for the |
| poses that a mathematical object (i.e. a well | defined abstract entity capable of possessing propert |
| Official definitions of cities are | defined according to the concept of city proper. |
| amorpha is a proposed lineage of artiodactyls | defined, according to Spaulding et al., as "Cetancodo |
| . Roosevelt, the proposal was for Germany (as | defined according to its border immediately prior to |
| We | defined achievable targets and timetables," he said. |
| ension Action Plan in which there are clearly | defined actions and responsibilities and a section of |
| al text of the The Local Government Act 1988 ( | Defined Activities) (Exemption) (Harlow District Coun |
| al text of the The Local Government Act 1988 ( | Defined Activities) (Housing Management and Security |
| ich all goods could be classified, subject to | defined ad valorem rates. |
| This paper | defined additional calls for random unformatted files |
| Since then, it has had no officially | defined administrative function. |
| than menstrual mood disorder (which, strictly | defined, affects about 5% of women). |
| on Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area was | defined after the 1980 United States Census, and incl |
| ndard Metropolitan Statistical Area was first | defined after the 1970 United States Census, and at t |
| science led him to name the constellations he | defined after scientific instruments. |
| The tag is | defined after the equal sign, e.g. |
| in the entire continent where nationalism is | defined against some country other than the United St |
| Sheppard and Young (2006) | defined agility as "a rapid whole body movement with |
| ued to be signed as SR 42, not only along its | defined alignment from SR 1 to I-605, but past I-605 |
| Draco, when establishing his laws in 621 BCE, | defined all the fines in terms of how many cattle mus |
| e call to defsystem, a lisp form in which are | defined all of the components and dependencies of the |
| The Government of Canada has | defined all waters in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago |
| In addition, he has | defined almost alternating and toroidally alternating |
| ently, over 60,000 protein families have been | defined, although ambiguity in the definition of prot |
| The boundaries of the suburb are not clearly | defined, although the hub of Midanbury is the row of |
| The Landscape That | Defined America: The Hudson River School: An exhibit |
| ments: a reactive group capable of labeling a | defined amino acid side chain (e.g., iodoacetamide to |
| LeRoy later | defined an expression for the radius that approximate |
| It is named after George Boole, who first | defined an algebraic system of logic in the mid 19th |
| U.S. forces had | defined an operational boundary, but that had not bee |
| Finally, it | defined an "Esperantist" as someone who knows and use |
| The Fibonorial of n (n!F) is | defined analogously to the factorial of n (i.e. to n! |
| Convexity over V is | defined analogously. |
| treatise on conic sections in which they were | defined analytically. |
| The term is, today, imprecisely | defined and typically has negative connotations. |
| Only recently | defined and acknowledged, it was approved by the IMA |
| Eight levels are | defined and are played initially under the watch of a |
| The south-facing entrance is still well | defined and a track would have led southwards towards |
| The term was first | defined and used by Frank Fitch Grout during the earl |
| Boyd and Richerson (1985) | defined and analytically modeled a number of possible |
| es into which organisms are inserted, but are | defined and created by organisms. |
| ow-level circulation, gradually became better | defined and was classified as a tropical depression t |
| At this point the channel becomes better | defined and also deep enough for kayaking in the wint |
| he sport, playing positions were less rigidly | defined and it wasn't unknown, but was still unusual, |
| "fuzzy": the boundary lines are not very well | defined, and they might change over time. |
| which conditions and difficulties come to be | defined and treated as medical conditions and problem |
| depression status, Tomas maintained a poorly | defined and elongated circulation, with little convec |
| a definite magnitude of a physical quantity, | defined and adopted by convention and/or by law, that |
| or Newlands valley area it presents a clearly | defined and pyramidal shape which catches the eye. |
| The Courthouse Square was | defined and about 77 lots, each 50 by 112 feet (34 m) |
| northwest, and the edge is still fairly well | defined and it has a terraced structure on the interi |
| Transformer reproduction had not been clearly | defined, and no mention was made to who Quickswitch's |
| sary as it ensures that data gathered is both | defined and accurate and that subsequent decisions ba |
| that the terms FC and PWP were never clearly | defined, and lack physical basis, and that soil water |
| al characteristic have a linear approximation | defined, and we expect that for each chosen plaintext |
| It | defined and restricted the extent of retribution in t |
| dot product between two 7-vectors is readily | defined, and can be used to calculate the metric. |
| He | defined and elaborated the psychological assumptions |
| Fetal Toluene Syndrome has been | defined and resembles Fetal Alcohol Syndrome with res |
| alves of the wings, the markings more clearly | defined and broader; on the hind wing the white lines |
| an Iron Age fort with mounds and ditches well | defined and maintained by English Heritage. |
| , Fort William, and Kenora-Rainy River herein | defined, and including the city of Port Arthur, toget |
| articulated very precisely, edges are sharply | defined, and colours are differentiated with great su |
| The empirical method is not sharply | defined and is often contrasted with the precision of |
| edictable military lines where all roles were | defined and career progression could be mapped out. |
| and May's relationship being quite obviously | defined, and with new daughter June. |
| The concept of star height was first | defined and studied by Eggan (1963). |
| r in shape and character but far more clearly | defined and prominent, the slender white edgings to t |
| deployed to assist with projects identified, | defined and prioritized by the community. |
| mass" was already in use (as it is currently | defined) and that the term "relative atomic mass" was |
| its production is regulated; (iv) It has well | defined and specific functions at physiologically rel |
| ust, but rather how it has been acknowledged, | defined, and spread as an event which requires public |
| and Hove, England and is one of its most well | defined and self contained. |
| Karsen | defined and integrated an academic structure in an el |
| Preset areas are already well | defined and include Tokyo, Pismo Beach, Whistler, and |
| that for Web harvesting, crawl depth will be | defined and the crawls need not recursively follow UR |
| tages with a change in the way that family is | defined and the rules by which it is governed. |
| ctions based upon puns between the word being | defined and the word defining it, which is often foll |
| Oregon's "Persistently Dangerous Schools" (as | defined and mandated by the No Child Left Behind Act) |
| terms of the Act, legal trust practices were | defined and illegal practices were outlawed. |
| Gimbutas | defined and introduced the term "Kurgan culture" in 1 |
| are amongst the most representative and well | defined and the contribution to museology is well und |
| Regular maps are typically | defined and studied in three ways: topologically, gro |
| ecies' four ventral eyespots are less clearly | defined, and it always sports at least three (often f |
| he Buckingham is a unit of quadrupole moment, | defined and first used by A. David Buckingham. |
| Latin word for sodium - has been very vaguely | defined, and it has been applied to a variety of othe |
| les -from baroque to pop- with harmonics of a | defined and colorful oriental taste. |
| (ii) Immigration policy should be clearly | defined, and its administration reviewed "with the ob |
| nsformation-oriented virtual machine has been | defined and implemented to provide execution support |
| if the basic components of the mind could be | defined and categorized that the structure of mental |
| ame originates from the researchers who first | defined and noticed the syndrome and its clinical sig |
| gislates how wine regions of South Africa are | defined and can appear on wine labels. |
| at our true and lasting interests here can be | defined and our policies redirected. |
| Similarly, Moseley has a well | defined and established community spirit and ethos, e |
| On January 19, 2007 the mission was formally | defined and approved by the African Union at the 69th |
| The site is | defined and protected by a wooden fence. |
| The visual programming framework was | defined, and development of widgets (graphical compon |
| l or standard cellular automata are typically | defined and studied over regular graphs or grids, and |
| varying customs in precisely how hobbits were | defined and measured. |
| he spots vary in shape and size, but are well | defined, and are consistent throughout the colony. |
| The content of software measurement is | defined and governed by ISO Standard ISO 15939 (softw |
| ibution with three main varieties having been | defined and named for the geographical area they were |
| -level circulation centre became increasingly | defined and convective banding features were apparent |
| imensions analogous to the usual three can be | defined, and in fact a cross product can only be defi |
| the terminal margins broadly brown, inwardly | defined and crossed subterminally by highly sinuous d |
| Each subset is precisely | defined and self-contained, and can be learned or imp |
| Relative poverty views poverty as socially | defined and dependent on social context, hence relati |
| be shown that a common pressure field can be | defined, and that each phase is subject to the gradie |
| But the boundaries of the lands were not well | defined and there was soon a dispute as to the territ |
| t what he envisioned or how it was originally | defined and that it was ridiculous that $150,000 was |
| An appellation is a legally | defined and protected geographical indication used to |
| Gillman & Henriksen | defined and characterized the classes of P-spaces and |
| Many of the genera are poorly | defined and difficult to identify.They are small slen |
| This shape is | defined and named by analogy to the Reuleaux triangle |
| Early urban centers were bioregionally | defined, and had relatively light "footprints," recyc |
| The Honor System is | defined and administered solely by students, and ther |
| This point was first | defined and investigated by Schiffler et al. (1985). |
| ther words, a refinement of a program is more | defined and more deterministic than the original prog |
| gh it is sometimes advantageous to use a more | defined and consistent crosslinker such as DTBP. |
| Within a second, the plume became well | defined and intense. |
| he became both the actual and the beyond, the | defined and the undefined, both the founded and the u |
| Andrew Casson and Gordon | defined and proved basic theorems regarding strongly |
| ies of all members of the staff were strictly | defined and, in particular, sensible rules were laid |
| lossmeters usage procedures, as well as their | defined angles of measurement, are internationally st |
| he spots that compose the latter more clearly | defined, annular and generally centred with carmine; |
| SDA - Software | Defined Antenna, following and exploiting the concept |
| shwater leeches, flattened, and with a poorly | defined anterior sucker. |
| ue postdiscal slaty-black lunular line better | defined anteriorly than in C. marmax. |
| ith of Canadian Security Intelligence Service | defined anti-abortion violence as "single issue terro |
| molecular basis of 22 of the 24 serologically | defined antigens has been resolved. |
| tion of the city: "urban layout should not be | defined anymore by streets, but actually by built-up |
| f hardware, the Linux operating system, and a | defined API layer. |
| nd specific metallurgical properties for user | defined applications (such as microstructure, interna |
| al buildings are those most likely to feature | defined architectural styles, rather than vernacular |
| The types | defined are transaction, list, and all. |
| d on rRNA show the Hartmannellidae as usually | defined are paraphyletic to the Amoebidae, which may |
| rict (sector 006), and part of the informally | defined area often referred to as The Malverns. |
| Identifies a more narrowly | defined area for which one or more agencies have set |
| quite feasible to determine the sequence of a | defined area of a particular chromosome. |
| s continuous service in the Middle East (in a | defined area of operations, including Cyprus) between |
| lefield Palette obverse contains the circular | defined area for the mixing of a 'cosmetic'; the arch |
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