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Together, they allow one to begin to define a new approach to counterterrorism.
Following this thermo-mechanical analysis, a best-estimate and parametric examination of SiC/SiC fuel rod cladding structures has been performed using appropriate Weibull statistics to prescribe basic design guidelines and to begin to define a probable design space.
Publishers, editors and other gatekeepers have the opportunity to bring readers unique perspectives that will begin to define a specifically African genre of creative non-fiction, one inflected by the geography and politics, the cultures and histories, of the continent.
One may also mention Davis Harding (appointed 1943), Yale's first specialist in Milton, whose Milton and the Renaissance Ovid and The Club of Hercules begin to define a classicist and romance language-oriented bent in Yale Early Modern studies to which we shall return in discussing the work and influence of Thomas Greene.
Fourth, we wanted to begin to define a "path to success" for bloggers.
Through recognizing these Boomer pioneers, I believe we will begin to define a better sense of what our generation is capable of in the coming decades, and, most importantly, to better persuade the rest of society just how important our continued leadership and participation is going to be for everyone's collective future.
Modern MRI sequences can identify and localize data that might begin to define an individual tumor signature.
In the globalised world, citizenship, rather than ethnicity or religion, began to define a person's belonging to a society.
The rich mix of approaches begins to define a field for understanding the world of pervasive media that is emerging out of ubiquitous computing.
But as Lagerfeld began to define a creative identity that was both separate from Chanel and consonant with his interpretive role as her steward, he reliably produced superior collections.
