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The book defines and develops Design Thinking tools, offers managerial insights for Design Thinking within the firm, how to manage specific contexts of corporate issues and users along with their responses and values.

David Bohm (Böhm and Nichol 1998) in his book defined that it is very difficult to define creativity in words.

Many of the subject-matter words the reader will find throughout the book are defined and explained.

"A Really Good Day"—part searching diary, part stringent drug-policy argument is a book defined by these uneasy multitudes.

Hastie et al.[4] in chapter 7.10.2 of their book defined the correct way to carry out cross-validation as follows: 1. Divide the samples into K cross-validation folds (groups) at random.   2.

This book defined Abstract Expressionism for a generation of scholars.

The city is a character in the book, defined by a kind of ongoing instability, in which the only constant is change.

Other writers put out books that defined and described our movement.

Surprisingly, only two of the book's writers are named Jonathan, one of them Mr. Foer's younger brother Jonathan Safran Foer, who wrote a profile of the mentally disturbed chess player Bobby Fischer (the book defines "jock" very liberally) and who sat beside his brother at Barnes & Noble, in a beard that was beyond rabbinical, approaching Unabomber.

For more queer voices check out my podcast The Sewers of Paris, and my book Defining Marriage, which is all about people fighting for the freedom to marry over the last forty years.

The N.B.A. rule book defines a second-degree flagrant foul as "unnecessary and excessive contact," and leaves the painful details to the imagination.