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That's not least because our definition of leisure has changed so much over the past two decades.

But if Toyota doesn't look like an innovative company it's only because our definition of innovation — cool new products and technological breakthroughs, by Steve Jobs-like visionaries — is far too narrow.

4 For example, the introduction of a labour market test was coded as 'work visa/permit' because our definition of this code included "measures that establish, change, or abolish the procedures or eligibility criteria to obtain a work visa or permit before or after arrival".

Just because our definition of "fun" is different from a lot of other people's doesn't mean that we aren't having any.

Because our definition of loss to follow-up remained consistent for all patients, a stricter definition was applied to those patients provided with 3-monthly ART (they had only to miss one appointment to be classified as lost to follow-up).

Because our definition of these phenes uses the has-part relation, we can combine phenotypic information with anatomical information, thereby establishing an informative link between both.

We have elected to present results for the post 2000 period (for 2001-2009) because our definitions of new high-and low-growth destinations are based on 1990 and 2000 density levels.

Our search strategy resulted in 1.768 articles, more than half of these studies were excluded because of our definition of disaster (n = 992).

Also, because of our definition of high-risk medications as a list of drugs, the further domains of inappropriate prescribing such as underuse of medications and drug drug interaction might be missed.

Furthermore, because of our definition of malnutrition (acute, chronic and mixed), 20 children with a low weight-for-age were not defined as malnourished and were misclassified in the analyses.

This last, at least, is the view of this show's curator: that Nicholson is nowadays valued more for his abstract art, because it suits our definition of Modernism as austere and intellectual, than for his semi-figurative landscapes and still lifes.