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Another definition is that of a point moving so that the difference of its distances from two fixed points, or foci, is a constant.

Another definition is based upon a science paradigm in an attempt to capture the essence of biologically inspired materials by addressing the goal as creating material systems with intelligence and life-like features integrated in the microstructure of the material system to reduce mass and energy and produce adaptive functionality.

Liberalism, under one or another definition, is the force that shaped and eventually failed the author's grandfather (a Congressman from Alabama), his father (a legal scholar and student of procedure) and himself (once a Peace Corps volunteer, now a writer, and though bloodied not yet totally bowed).

(Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $26.) Liberalism, under one or another definition, is the force that shaped and eventually failed the author's grandfather (a Congressman from Alabama), his father (a legal scholar and student of procedure) and himself (once a Peace Corps volunteer, now a writer).

Another definition is by Hutton (1996): An intellectual framework for examining what various parties to a decision should do given their possession of inadequate information and different objectives.

Another definition is the spherical averaging operator, which was given by Christ and Grafakos in [2] as follows: H ( f ) ( x ) = 1 | B ( 0, | x | ) | ∫ | y | < | x | f ( y ) d y, x ∈ R n ∖ { 0 }, (2).

Another important definition is the one of neighbours.

Another legal definition is based on the formality of the workers' contracts.

Another useful definition is "the result of the user's interpretative process about the product's physical behaviours" [2].

Another size definition is the Cartesian norm, (A_{s} = sqrt {lambda_{1}^{2} + lambda_{2}^{2} + lambda_{3}^{2} }), whose corresponding unit surface is a sphere (Fig. 1d).

Another meaningful definition is that filter is a device that maps its input signal to another output signal facilitating the extraction of the desired information contained in the input signal [28].