PERCY and O'Connor were the more conventionally literary, in the sense that their careers were defined primarily by their fiction.
Perhaps it was the book's thought-provoking contention that Christians should not be defined primarily by what they believe.
Some have indeed argued that the brands of the future will be defined primarily by the fluency and intuitiveness of the interactions consumers have with them.
To a large extent, many of the families in Asparagales are defined primarily by DNA characters, and unique morphological characters are not obvious within families.
Although Mr. Shorter and Mr. Pastorius wrote for the band, Mr. Zawinul was its principal composer, and Weather Report came to be defined primarily by the wide range of sounds and textures he created on synthesizers and other electric keyboards.
"In the past, work was defined primarily by putting in time, and secondarily on getting results.
Urban agglomerations continue to be defined primarily by spatial and demographic criteria which signal their position within the domestic and international urban networks.
Compositional differences between uncut stands and partial cut stands were defined primarily by reduced abundances of forest associated species such as Agonum retractum (LeConte), Synuchus impunctatus (Say) and four Pterostichus species within partial cuts.
As to the definition of load, the node load is defined primarily by the total number of the shortest paths that pass through the node, i.e., node betweenness [12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17].
And this explains his reputation as a 'dialectician' (or, more negatively, as a 'sophist' or 'eristic' or 'magician'), as well as why the skeptical Academy came to be defined primarily by its critical stance towards the doctrines of other schools (and particularly towards the energetic philosophical programs of the new movements initiated by Epicurus and Zeno during his lifetime).
