Appointments in the payroll categories described above may or may not have a defined term limit and end date.
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In order to facilitate public policy analysis, on the other hand, the US Government has created a defined term -- 'the poverty line' -- which does have a sharp edge.
There's a defined term, 'Gross Domestic Product', whose size and growth are equated with the size and growth of the economy.
Material adverse effect, or MAE for short, is a defined term, and the target typically makes a representation that, since some selected prior date, no MAE has occurred to the target.
Companies that monitor and defend their information systems, or share or receive information, under CISA must implement a "security control" (a defined term) to protect threat indicators and defensive measures from unauthorized access or acquisition.
Yet, the interpretation of theoretical terms by axioms of a scientific theory differs in several ways from that of a defined term by a definition.
This is the sense in which we can say that Carnapian postulates contribute to the interpretation of theoretical terms in a manner akin to the interpretation of a defined term by the corresponding definition.
Shares of Rambus, a designer of high-speed memory chips, rose as much as 21percentt yesterday after a federal judge issued a ruling defining terms in a patent dispute with Hynix Semiconductor.
