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Ehlers and Rudolph generalized Born's definition to a more readily applicable definition they called "pseudo-rigidity", which represents a more satisfactory approximation to the rigidity of classical physics.

It attempts to come to a potentially more generally applicable definition of collocation and how to best extract, identify and measure collocations.

The line of interdigitation used by Heussen et al. is weak, in particular outside the fovea, thus for the present study, we used a more robust definition, applicable over the entire length.

The GCA approach is not a mechanistic model but a broadly applicable definition of noninteraction.

We believe this is a much more applicable theory to the times than a traditional StrengthsFinder.

But coming up with a workable, broadly applicable definition of chaos has been problematic.

Where the indices mentioned earlier could be criticised for their bias towards the youngest and healthiest older adults, this is even more applicable to current definitions that treat health and independence as 'ultimate goals'.

While we believe that this definition is more applicable to clinical practice than the relatively narrow definition used elsewhere, the discrepancy must be borne in mind when comparisons are being drawn.

Perhaps race will someday shift to a more genetic definition.

Economists, understandably enough, seek a more precise definition.

Towards a more rigorous definition of brain death?